2. HAVE FUN AT WORK
Minigolf in the office.
Have joy breaks. Stock the staff room with “fun” toys
(Silly Putty, building blocks, Frisbees, Slinky).
Create a humorous company salute.
Print fun greeting cards for employees to give to
customers.
3. Charge late employees a small fine like $5, which goes
to fun activities.
Plan office parties.
Wear fun clothes.
Have “Fun Awards.”
Pass out homemade cookies or chocolate.
Give Christmas gifts to employees.
4. Celebrate the seasons (Valentine cards, Hanukkah gifts,
Christmas carols, April Fools jokes, St. Patrick’s Day’s Easter
egg hunt).
Have a theme day. Encourage staff to dress up.
Have a massage therapist provide shoulder massages for
people at their workstations.
Wash all employees’ cars in the parking lot.
Create and distribute fun stories from within the
organization.
5. Play charades.
Name rooms in your department after staff members.
Have employees bring photos of their children to
work.
Display photos of staff events.
Hang unique artwork.
Have an employee fun day.
6. Bring creative events to the business (e.g. A scavenger
hunt).
Play office Jeopardy or Bingo.
Invent contests.
Bring Nerf balls, foam darts, a basketball hoop.
Supply a plastic bowling set.
7. Have employees create a list of fun things to do.
Offer relay races.
Stage marshmallow fights.
Have a fun pass: This person is eligible to have fun
by_________________(fill in activity).
Make “Stop Being So Serious” awards.
8. THANK YOU
This is a small part of the book “All work and no say” by
Jody Urquhart. You can go through the whole book by
visiting: All work and no say by Jody Urquhart