Cruise charges employees $10 for hot meals and $2.50 for coffee
Reuters says Cruise started charging employees for lunch and coffee. What other companies charge for food/coffee? From the article - Cruise has been cutting costs in other ways, including by doing away with free food at company offices, a perk common in Silicon Valley. Starting earlier this month, a memo reviewed by Reuters showed, Cruise began charging workers $10 for hot meals and $2.50 for barista-served hot coffee. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/gms-cruise-faces-long-road-back-city-streets-wake-safety-review-2024-01-31/ #freefood #freecoffee #food #coffee #perks #benefits #tech
That’s more expensive than free and cheaper than outside
Many companies charge for food.
That’s cheaper than at O
Hmm pretty much everyone charges for hot meals and $10 is typical now. As for coffee, don’t you have a breakroom for drip coffee for free? If not bring your own nespresso machine or Keurig.
$10 is a deal. We pay $13 for kid size portions.
The Home Depot charges an arm and a leg for food at the SSC.
I know Nvidia and Samsung charge for food though its at subsidized rate. So nothing new
How many days until free lunches disappear from Bay Area? Any guesses?
This sounds similar to what Intuit does ( not sure if they still do ). They subsidize lunch for like 5$