Meta Fires Employees for Misusing Meal Credits in Los Angeles
Meta's Decision to Fire Employees for Misuse of Meal Credits
Meta has terminated around two dozen employees from its Los Angeles office for using company meal credits inappropriately. With meal allowances meant strictly for food, reports indicate that some staff members opted for personal items, including wine glasses and laundry detergent. These actions sparked an internal investigation as the company reinforces its resource allocation efforts.
Background on Meal Allowances
To enhance employee satisfaction, Meta provides meal vouchers for staff at offices lacking formal dining services, typically offering $20 for breakfast and $25 for lunch and dinner to support their dining needs during long work hours.
Broad Restructuring Initiatives
- Meta has acknowledged comprehensive layoffs across various teams including Instagram and Facebook.
- The company’s spokesperson highlighted ongoing efforts to align resources with strategic goals.
- Amid these changes, many employees, including notable figures from the tech world, have been impacted.
Meta's recent internal changes come alongside significant shifts in its workforce and operational strategies.
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