Because you have worked so hard this year, I will give you a $2,500 Christmas bonus would be consideration to support a contract.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Consideration in a contract involves a bargain or exchange between the parties, where each side agrees to give or do something in exchange for something else. A promise to give a bonus based on past performance does not constitute consideration because it is not given in exchange for the employee performing new or additional work beyond what was already expected or completed.

"Because you have worked so hard this year, I will give you a $2,500 Christmas bonus" would be consideration to support a contract.

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