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I think the key to a greeting is you are trying to please the other person not yourself. If you know the person celibrates Christmas, Merry Christmas is in order. If you know they celibrate Chanuka or Kwanza or whatever you should acknowledge their holiday and let them reciprocate by acknowledging yours.
If you have no idea....A generic Happy Holidays doesn't hurt
How about "Have a nice day"?
But that might not work if it is evening.
How about "Don't slip and fall in the parking lot"?
It works not only as well wishing, but also as a legal disclaimer for the company.
As long as you are sincere in your greeting, what difference does it make?