Zuckerberg sacks staff on six-figure salaries for abusing office’s food - ఎవరైనా దేశీ uncles ఉన్నారా

[Hitman]

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has sacked a number of staff after they abused the company’s $25 (£19) meal scheme to order household goods such as toothpaste and washing powder.

Almost 30 staff in the company’s Los Angeles office were dismissed after they were found to be routinely using takeaway credits to order groceries and cosmetics, employees said.

The sackings included high-paid engineers earning six-figure salaries, according to posts on the anonymous chat app Blind.

Meta, which is currently worth $1.5 trillion, provides staff with free breakfast, lunch and dinner at its larger offices.

Those in smaller offices without staff canteens instead receive vouchers for delivery apps such as Grubhub, which they can use to order food when working at the office.

 

However, Meta recently discovered that some employees were using the $25 vouchers to order household items from stores that feature on the apps.

In some cases, staff were using the scheme to buy wine glasses and laundry detergent, according to the Financial Times.

[lollilolli2020]

40 minutes ago, Hitman said:

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has sacked a number of staff after they abused the company’s $25 (£19) meal scheme to order household goods such as toothpaste and washing powder.

Almost 30 staff in the company’s Los Angeles office were dismissed after they were found to be routinely using takeaway credits to order groceries and cosmetics, employees said.

The sackings included high-paid engineers earning six-figure salaries, according to posts on the anonymous chat app Blind.

Meta, which is currently worth $1.5 trillion, provides staff with free breakfast, lunch and dinner at its larger offices.

Those in smaller offices without staff canteens instead receive vouchers for delivery apps such as Grubhub, which they can use to order food when working at the office.

 

However, Meta recently discovered that some employees were using the $25 vouchers to order household items from stores that feature on the apps.

In some cases, staff were using the scheme to buy wine glasses and laundry detergent, according to the Financial Times.

idi mari comedy gaa

[perugu_vada]

@csrcsr uncle cigarette kosam match box kavali .. rates perigipotunay annav .. e scam lo nuvu kani levu kada 

[Hitman]

it reminds me MoviePass days...  

[Crocodile_Tears]

Every day $25?

[Hitman]

8 minutes ago, Crocodile_Tears said:

Every day $25?

of course. every day you work at office location. some go to office with lunch box to get free $25 lunch coupons. 

[lollilolli2020]

1 minute ago, Hitman said:

of course. every day you work at office location. some go to office with lunch box to get free $25 lunch coupons. 

vallani kuda esesada ??

[Variety_Pullayya]

its a tactic to make ppl sit in office during lunch .....especially when offices are in downtown type areas where there are lot of restaurants at walkable distance.   

they generally cater food to office in bulk

[ManchamKodi]

1 hour ago, Hitman said:

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has sacked a number of staff after they abused the company’s $25 (£19) meal scheme to order household goods such as toothpaste and washing powder.

Almost 30 staff in the company’s Los Angeles office were dismissed after they were found to be routinely using takeaway credits to order groceries and cosmetics, employees said.

The sackings included high-paid engineers earning six-figure salaries, according to posts on the anonymous chat app Blind.

Meta, which is currently worth $1.5 trillion, provides staff with free breakfast, lunch and dinner at its larger offices.

Those in smaller offices without staff canteens instead receive vouchers for delivery apps such as Grubhub, which they can use to order food when working at the office.

 

However, Meta recently discovered that some employees were using the $25 vouchers to order household items from stores that feature on the apps.

In some cases, staff were using the scheme to buy wine glasses and laundry detergent, according to the Financial Times.

desi uncles save chesukoni household items market place lo ammaru anta anna

[FrustratedVuncle]

1 hour ago, Hitman said:

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has sacked a number of staff after they abused the company’s $25 (£19) meal scheme to order household goods such as toothpaste and washing powder.

Almost 30 staff in the company’s Los Angeles office were dismissed after they were found to be routinely using takeaway credits to order groceries and cosmetics, employees said.

The sackings included high-paid engineers earning six-figure salaries, according to posts on the anonymous chat app Blind.

Meta, which is currently worth $1.5 trillion, provides staff with free breakfast, lunch and dinner at its larger offices.

Those in smaller offices without staff canteens instead receive vouchers for delivery apps such as Grubhub, which they can use to order food when working at the office.

 

However, Meta recently discovered that some employees were using the $25 vouchers to order household items from stores that feature on the apps.

In some cases, staff were using the scheme to buy wine glasses and laundry detergent, according to the Financial Times.

Arey Zuckerberg uncle, $25 ela vadukunte nekenduku ra. Its natural tendency ra antunna db vuncles. 

[Thokkalee]

Reminds me of the Sodexho passes scam when I was in India.. 😀

 

[Hitman]

What happens if someone just uses it $1 sandwich from 7/11 , what's wrong buying soap with the remaining money? 

@FrustratedVuncle 

[Discotek]

19 minutes ago, Hitman said:

What happens if someone just uses it $1 sandwich from 7/11 , what's wrong buying soap with the remaining money? 

@FrustratedVuncle 

mind set , corp reputation , decency

[Hitman]

1 minute ago, Discotek said:

mind set , corp reputation , decency

Should you throw away the gift card with remaining $24?

[futureofandhra]

this is funny

looks like they already decide to cut them off

this is just silly reason they chose to cut them