Employee Birthday Celebrations for the Third and Fourth Quarters of 2018
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Time：2018-12-27
Employee Birthday Celebration for the Third and Fourth Quarters of 2018
“Happy Birthday Song”
Happy birthday!
Happy birthday!
Wishing you happiness and good health.
Wishing you a bright future.
Happy birthday!
Happy birthday!
Wishing you happiness and good health.
There is a warm family.
On December 14 and at 6 p.m. on December 21, Jinbang Company held employee birthday celebrations for those born between July and December in the company canteen. A total of 116 employees had birthdays in the third and fourth quarters, and nearly 93 of them attended the events.
To ensure everyone enjoys an unforgettable birthday celebration, the company has meticulously planned and carefully prepared everything. We’ve arranged hot pot, beverages, commemorative gifts, and a birthday cake for all our celebrated employees.
Amid the host’s warm and enthusiastic well-wishes, the birthday celebration kicked off, with staff members presenting red envelopes filled with heartfelt birthday blessings to the honorees. Receiving the gifts, each celebrant beamed with joy, their spirits soaring. Employees from different departments gathered together in a cheerful atmosphere, raising their glasses and savoring the festivities. In addition to the red envelopes, a raffle added to the merriment, as staff had prepared an array of prizes and numerous commemorative birthday gifts for the birthday stars. After the raffle, everyone gathered around the birthday cake, lit the candles, made their wishes, and sang “Happy Birthday,” creating a warm and joyful atmosphere.
Birthday party venue
Finally, we wish all our employees who are celebrating their birthdays today and those who will be celebrating soon a safe and peaceful year ahead, a happy family, and smooth sailing in their careers!
Let us join forces to create a bright future for Jinbang!
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