Please hire me. I need a job, and a visa to leave the US… Y hablo español.
That’s kind of depressing compared to Ireland (specifically Dublin). Things are just so expensive here.
Consider that all these lunches are subsidised by the company, which if you think about it could have either completely subsidize or pay workers more and make lunches full price. This lunch format easily costs 8€ or more full price.
Side note: I actually do like for companies to subsidize lunch since it’s usually money that is exempt of taxes up to a point (depending on the region) so the workers save money by doing so.
It’s win-win for the business. They use the money that could go to salaries to encourage employees to work more hours by staying in the office for lunch.
That’s not how it works in most places, working hours are fixed and breaks are typically mandated by law anyway, so you don’t get to go home early just because you skipped lunch.
Plus, a healthy and tasty meal, subsidized by the employer, certainly beats me shopping for the ingredients and cooking when it comes to price and time invested. An actual problem is rather having access to a place that provides food like that.
Some of those look pretty good. Sorry Germany. Spain beat you.
Work canteens are usually subsidized. There’s no way you get this much food for that price and not have it be total garbage. Even with the scale on which a large caterer operates.
For reference, a normal “menú del día” (daily menu) in Spain goes anywhere from 9€ to 18€+.
How much is your company spending for every 3.25€ you spend?
The food looks crappy and I think there is nothing vegetarian there.
