Have you ever thought about starting an office breakfast club? Of course you have, you're here, reading this. It's one of the simplest things you can do to bring a team a little closer, and starting one is far easier than you might think. Here's how.
There's something about a flapjack that takes you straight back. Making them in a school cooking class or in the kitchen at home. Trek takes that same comforting base and builds it into something that keeps you going all day.
Here's the answer up front, because nobody enjoys scrolling for a number: budget about £5.50 per person per week for a proper office snack perk, or £8 to £9 if you want to go premium. On the standard mix, a team of 10 comes to around £220 a month and a team of 20 to around £400. Premium runs higher, closer to £350 and £680 for the same teams.
August is quiet. Half the team is away, the kitchen cupboard has one lonely box of teabags in it, and nobody's thinking about snacks. Then September arrives, everyone's back at once, and the office goes from empty to full in...
Right, so you've been put in charge of the office snacks. Don't panic. The first few orders rarely land perfectly. A few rice cakes here, a couple of protein bars there, sitting untouched while everything around them disappears. It takes a couple of goes to figure out the right combination, but once you've cracked it, it's the easiest and best perk going.
You've seen them in the fridge, you've seen them copied by supermarkets... so they must be good, right? Those multi coloured VITHIT vitamin drinks. But like, what do they do? What do they taste like? Which one's the best?
The office snacks UK teams reorder again and again, from 900+ UK office accounts. The best savoury picks, sweet snacks, proper treats and how to keep them stocked.
Step-by-step guide for office managers setting up a snack station - how much to buy, what to stock, how to cover every diet, and how to make sure you never have to reorder manually again.
You finally wrapped up that big project. Your team pushed through tight deadlines, busy schedules and a demanding workload. Now you want to say thank you properly. Choosing the right thank you gifts for employees should feel straightforward, yet it often becomes surprisingly difficult.
