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WeWork, Hobby Lobby, and the enduring effects of hyperbole

By Emily Jashinsky
Published July 17, 2018 4:23pm ET
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WeWork, Hobby Lobby, and the enduring effects of hyperbole
Something good happened on Twitter Monday. New Republic staff writer Emily Atkin was contemplating WeWork’s new policy against (1) allowing employees to expense meals with meat and (2) paying for red meat, poultry, and pork at company events. Atkin defended this policy against the misguided charges that WeWork was “banning” its employers from eating meat. […]

Something good happened on Twitter Monday.

New Republic staff writer Emily Atkin was contemplating WeWork’s new policy against (1) allowing employees to expense meals with meat and (2) paying for red meat, poultry, and pork at company events.

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