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[ad_1] After working from home for an extended duration, adjusting to a regular office has been a task. A number of aspects of our work life had changed while working from home that are now again realigning in the context of the new workspace. Lunchtime, for instance, became a distant reality as back-to-back meetings and assignments were added to our schedules. Recently, a food delivery application, named Just Eat, decided to make a return to the old format of having a lunch hour in order to encourage employees to take a break from their busy schedules. Take a look at the tweet here:JustEat invented lunch breaks and thought it was groundbreaking pic.twitter.com/3sJNErHMUN— The State of LinkedIn (@StateOfLinkedIn) August 7, 2023Also Read: Burger Chain Renames Food On Its Menu, Disguises I...

[ad_1] Food delivery has made its way into our lives as a modern-day convenience. We no longer feel the need to head out to our favourite restaurants, as they can now deliver to our doorstep. A few simple taps and clicks, and a speedy delivery ensure good quality food at affordable and even discounted prices. However, the online food delivery space has also had its share of controversies and scams. Many people take advantage of its app-only delivery model and find loopholes in the system to use it to their benefit. Recently, one such food delivery scam taking place on the popular application Zomato has been unearthed. A user named Vinay Sati took to LinkedIn to share his experience:(Also Read: Zomato Starts Emergency Feature For COVID Food Delivery, Twitter Approves)In the post, the entr...

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