Clearwaters cafeteria closed ... 5yrs ago? For health violations.
Sounds like all of them are closing except corp offices.
What sites have lost services?
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When I started at Garrett Engines in 1979, I was amazed that the Phoenix cafeteria (503Bld) was subsidized by the company... I was informed that it was by the direction of the late CEO Cliff Garrett as he wanted to ensure the employees got good food quickly so they could return to their work station in a timely manner. That management ethic flowed into many areas of the work process to improve the cycle time to complete work. Such a disappointment to read how the current employees are being discredited with greed by the corporate towers.....
At Aero Olathe Kansas , there’s the safe service vending machines called Avenue C.
They sell over priced unhealthy sandwiches labeled as hand crafted sandwiches.
I remember paying like $7.95 for just macaroni and cheese labeled as southwest Mac n cheese with a few silvers of green peppers.
Everything unhealthy and overpriced.
Aero Olathe Kansas cafeteria was shutdown during Covid.
It has never been reopened so far.
Tempe plant is still where it was. They sold one building and the new owner already has built the building
I see Tempe being mentioned. Since the demolition of the 12xx building, exactly where in Tempe is this plant located?
Did Des Plaines cafeteria ever reopen fully post Covid?
@1zop
Can one fire up the grill and fry their own burgers? That would be awesome. Maybe throw in some oil and make some fries? Get creative and test the fire suppression system. Sounds like a possibility for some fun.
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Is that the Plymouth Aerospace site on Highway 55?
time to eat - you're not working hard enough
get back to work
Minnesota Minneapolis aerospace closed there's and converted it into inspection room. Well, they didn't have enough money to get the old stuff out so the inspector's work around the buffet line, cash register, grill, and he still have the kitchen with all of its appliances around.
Ha! Charlotte has free snacks, but no cafeteria. We do have food trucks near by though. Expensive food trucks.
The only good thing about visiting Charlotte office was stealing the free food.
Our Charlotte cafe is awesome
Honeywell do take profit from the vending options.
Gone are the days of Honeywell subsidizing.
If it costs Honeywell any and I mean anything, they will close it. They probably get commission from the vending machines.
Damn, is Fort Mill still open! That has to be cash burn right there. Sure I overheard they were negotiating a sub let.
Clearwater closed by health department.
South Bend dumped a ton of money into the cafeteria, and now its permanently closed. To many RIFs to justify keeping it open.
Tempe's has been re-opened for a couple of months. However it matters little to me as I won't be eating there. I'm sorry but I still not paying $12.00 for a small plate of food. Yes, I know everyone out there is getting pricey on the fast food, but I can still do better offsite.
Torrance is gone
Cap'n Ahab S.K. & Co. closed the Olathe cafeteria right after raking in record revenue in Q1. That was also when they used the plandemic as an excuse to take back our raises, and started the massive RIF while invoking more mandatory OT to make up for it.
We also have the "expensive/nasty/unhealthy vending items" mentioned below, but S.K. is raking in several thousand a month that would otherwise come out of his bonus. So much for the ESG campaign. The Good Book says that the love of money (greed) is the root of all kinds of evil.
"Phoenix is still open with free food for eband employees."
As it should be. And parking. And massages. And minions on call.
Thank goodness there is still some sanity left!
Urbana’s cafe has been gone since COVID. Replaced by expensive/nasty/unhealthy vending items.
Fort Mill Closed. Replaced with a self scan vending wall of nasty high sugar snacks at high prices.
Glendale’s has been closed since the pandemic
Phoenix is still open with free food for eband employees.