No not really. It's more cash efficient for a company to pay for their employee's meals in bulk than it is to pay them that ~$10k in after tax income (So aroun

No not really. It's more cash efficient for a company to pay for their employee's meals in bulk than it is to pay them that ~$10k in after tax income (So around $13-15k per person). The company also gains 'free labor' by saving the employee's time from walking out of the office, and saving the employee time in food prep time at home. Many employee's are going to eat out almost every day when they're at the office.