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San Francisco cracks down on corporate cafeterias
Tech companies like Google, Uber, and Twitter offer free food to their employees as a way to lure top talent. But two city officials in San Francisco introduced an ordinance that would ban employee cafeterias in future office buildings.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readTech companies like Google, Uber, and Twitter offer free food to their employees as a way to lure top talent. But two city officials in San Francisco introduced an ordinance that would ban employee cafeterias in future office buildings.
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4 of 4What drives doctors to suicide- 0:00Implications of 3D printing plastic guns
- 16:37Is Klaus Biesenbach the right leader for MOCA?
- 23:10The culture of silence around doctor suicides
- 41:36San Francisco cracks down on corporate cafeteriasYou’re reading this