This festive season is the first in two years where staff are getting together in a large social situation.
Drinking too much and telling the boss how to run the business is one of the most common slip-ups at staff Christmas parties.
That's according to CEO of Portlaoise-based Crewit Recruitment, Gary O' Keeffe, who says despite this, 99 percent of parties go-off without a hitch.
This festive season is the first in two years where staff can get together in a large social situation.
Mr. O' Keeffe says it's also not a good idea to try it on with your co-workers at the Christmas party:
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