![]()
- Is Bill Gross, PIMCO's Bond King, Losing His Touch?
- Obama to Exempt Religious Employers on Birth Control
- Bonus Bloodbath: Europe Banker Backlash Continues
- Diamond Investing: Why It's Not for the Faint of Heart
- SEC Reaches Settlement in Bear Stearns Fraud Case
- Israel Likely to Bomb Iran This Year: Political Analyst
- The World's Best Beers
- Rep. Bachus Faces Insider Trading Probe: Report
- Consumer Sentiment Falters, Despite Job Growth
- 5 Hedge Funds’ Top Stocks Soar After 2011 Rout
- This Valentine’s Day Love Is Served on a Silver Platter
- CEO to CEO: Our Roles Are Changing
- Clint Eastwood ‘Surprised’ by Reaction to Chrysler's ‘Halftime in America’ Ad
- Bulls Check In to Community Health
- Bank of America’s Worst-Case Scenario Gets More Real
- Tesla Unveils First SUV: Model X
- New York Fashion Week Hits the Runway as Colors Pop
- Mulling Buffett's Stock Advice? Get in With REITs: Fund Managers
MOST SHARED
- Consumer Sentiment Falters, Despite Job Growth
- Bill Murray's View on the Economy
- Santelli's Morning Bond Report
- Videogame Sales Fell 34 Percent in January
- Steelers' Antonio Brown Spends Super Bowl Week with Twitter Fan Turned BFF
- Home of the Oscars Battles For Kodak Sponsorship
- Greek Police Union Wants to Arrest EU, IMF Officials
- Stocks Stumble as Greek Talks Stall; Vix Soars
- How to Date a Wall Street Man
- Bonus Question Dogs Barclays’ CEO Bob Diamond
MOST POPULAR
HOT ON FACEBOOK
The Naughtiest Office Party of the Year
By: Brooke Sopelsa
Writer/Producer, CNBC.com
Writer/Producer, CNBC.com
The Home Base Supply Co., based in Brooklyn, N.Y., is encouraging all guests at its holiday party to flirt with colleagues, take photos with sexy Santas and compete for Hottest Employee of the Year. This may sound highly inappropriate - and it would be - if Home Base Supply Co. were a real company.
![]() |
Tod Seelie Last year's party |
"This is the one opportunity to hit on your colleagues and behave as badly as you'd like without fear of pissing off your bosses," said Nicole Davis, publisher of Brooklyn Based.
Interns have been hired (in exchange for drink tickets) to make sure the evening runs smoothly, and all "employees" are encouraged to visit human resources (aka on-site matchmakers) at the end of the night to help facilitate a date with a "coworker."
Unlike most office parties, Home Base Supply Co.'s is open to anyone. Those interested in competing for Hottest Employee of the Year must send a racy fax to the company ahead of time. For the fax number, additional information and tickets for this naughty office party - being held Wednesday, Dec. 9 - visit BrooklynBased.net.
© 2012 CNBC.com
- Actor Clint Eastwood responds to critics over the Chrysler Super Bowl ad and all the controversy.
- Here’s a look at Westminster Kennel Club’s most successful breeds and how much they cost.
- When looking for that next career move, workers need to look at the differences between a start-up and a public firm.
- After enduring the recession, many Baby Boomers say money isn’t the most important thing they hope to leave to their kids.
- The ‘Fast Money’ traders weigh in on fashion related stocks from apparel to footwear to accessories and fragrances.
- Attention, online shoppers. The days of tax-free online shopping may be coming to an end in many states.










