Bosses Day (Boss's Day or Boss Day), which encourages employees to thank their bosses, is celebrated each year on October 16th. The holiday was first observed in 1958, when Illinois secretary Patricia Bays Haroski decided she wanted to show appreciation for her superiors and improve workplace relationships between management and employees.ABC News: Tory Johnson: A Holiday for the Boss?
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If you work for someone, you need this advice about Bosses Day (yeah, it's a real "holiday").
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Haroski registered the holiday with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in 1958Sacramento Bee: Hallmark Didn't Invent National Boss Day (October 16, 2007)
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Boss's Day is celebrated annually on October 16
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Date was chosen because it was Haroski's father's birthday; Haroski believed he was an "exceptional boss"ABC News: Tory Johnson: A Holiday for the Boss?
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Customary for employees to give their boss a small gift, flowers or a card
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