breaking: new grad software engineers across san francisco, asked to work from home due to coronavirus precautions, begin succumbing to starvation in large numbers because none of them know how to cook
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on a different note i sure hope all these tech companies asking engineers to wfh have comprehensive sick leave policies for the contract food service workers that keep them running every day!
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And the cleaning crew that shows up after hours.
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Using vendors for thankless care and service jobs is so unethical. I hope they have a strong union (doesn't look like it though[0]). I think we have a duty to push our companies to give equal benefits and rights to these workers. [0] https://sfdhr.org/employee-organizations-unions …
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Lowest bidder, so, yeah, I'm thinking not. See also: https://twitter.com/NomeDaBarbarian/status/1232922661740613634 …
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News flash: they don't.
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Generally, the food service workers are under the employ of the contractor. Not that I disagree with your sentiment, but it is just not up to the tech companies.
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One approach would be to acknowledge that since less meals will be needed, pay the contract full price with the insistence that the non-needed workers are able to stay home with full pay.
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