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Companies using food as a temptation to lure employees back to the office

It's proven to be a win-win, boosting morale and productivity.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Once a staple of work life, the corporate cafeteria is now becoming yet another COVID-19 casualty. 

With more employees opting for remote or hybrid work, companies are facing new challenges when it comes to feeding their workforce.

Enter the age of corporate food delivery.

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To lure employees back to the office and boost morale, some businesses are turning to food delivery services as a perk. 

Think of it as Uber Eats for the corporate world. Employees can choose from a variety of local restaurants on an app, and their meals are delivered directly to the office at the same time.

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This new approach is proving to be a win-win. Not only does it offer employees a convenient and delicious meal option, but it also helps to bring people together in the office. 

Managers report that the free lunch perk is a significant factor in getting employees to return to the workplace and has even led to increased productivity.

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