> They aren't stopping you from doing it. The article states that it applies to any onsite event with catering a customer might hold. Perhaps I misunderstand.

> They aren't stopping you from doing it. The article states that it applies to any onsite event with catering a customer might hold. Perhaps I misunderstand. Given most events hosted there are done in cooperation with or illustrating a relationship between wework with no commercial payment from the third party, i dunno where the lines are. > "We [wework] don't want to pay for what we see as murder"? The questionable predicate for doing so is the environmental impact. Where do you get that from? They absolutely would not win any fans imposing moral absolutism on the eating habits of the majority of people.