Unless meat was part of the sales pitch or contract, they can probably choose the menu they cater regardless, so this seems fine. However I do think the expens

Unless meat was part of the sales pitch or contract, they can probably choose the menu they cater regardless, so this seems fine. However I do think the expenses part seems wrong. Employers should not dictate restrictions on breakfast, lunch and dinner diets, that is a cultural imposition and treads a dangerous line for employers' control. On business trips, that cultural imposition may be unavoidable for an employee and it sets a standard that it's okay for WeWork to try to control aspects of employees lives.. will staff be required to wear uniform at all times whilst on a business trip, including company mandated nightwear, only expense business travel if it is electric and only expense drinks if they're caffeinated. Companies should have discretion on alcohol, night clubs, etc, but these would only ever be perks, food is a dependency and a costly one for many when staying in a hotel.