The boss distributed $10 million to his employees for Christmas.

This, since, through a shocking announcement from their boss at their festive dinner, amazed the audience of the workers who had been handed over by a red envelope, they wrote foreign media, and there is Telegrafi.

As it becomes known, the company in Maryland showed the last surprise of the holidays when it announced a total $10 million fund that will be divided among 198 employees, resulting in an average employee receiving $50,000.

St. John Properties, a real estate firm in Mid-Atlantic, said the award was in celebration of his goal to develop 20 million square metres of space for office, store and storage in eight states.

The surprise Bonus was announced by the founder and chairman Edward St. John at the company's annual festival in Baltimore on Saturday.

The grateful boss said: “to celebrate the achievement of our goal, we wanted to reward our employees in a great way that would affect their lives”.

I am grateful for each of our employees, their hard work and dedication. I couldn't think of a better way to show him”.

He added: “I can steer the boat, but those who run the boat. They're the ones who do it walk. Without the team, we're nothing”.

The company said the average employee will receive $50,000, but the amount will be based only on service years.

This “gift” will also be separated from the company's annual bonus for the end-of-year, Telegrafi conveys.

During the party, each employee was given a red envelope containing the amount of their bonus by resulting in the excitement of many of them, some of whom burst into tears.

What happened tonight was magic”, St. John Properties. “is a vital change”.