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> the argument being that having employees eat these instead of bagged chips/candy would reduce your health care spend in the long run. Source? It seems far fe
by barbazoo 2y ago
> the argument being that having employees eat these instead of bagged chips/candy would reduce your health care spend in the long run.
Source? It seems far fetched to assume employers making long term decisions in a world where people get laid off on a whim. What's the average seniority, couple of years? To me it seems more likely that it's what employees want.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoThe average tenure is about 10 years at intel. 50% of Intel has tenure over 5 years, 35% over 10 years, and 20% is over 20 years. The argument obviously isn't validated with RCT, but fruit is cheap so the financial argument is at least plausible and employees like it. Also, not all benefits of healthy eating are delayed.
- zifpanachr23 2y agoAt web companies maybe, but not tech in general (however we define that nowadays). At least that's been my experience. My mentors have each been 10+ years seniority at their respective companies.