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Apple to Build Off-Campus Restaurant for Employees

Apple to Build Off-Campus Restaurant for Employees

Posted April 26, 2012 at 4:10pm by iClarified
Apple has had its plans for an employee only off-campus restaurant approved by the Cupertino Planning Commission, reports TNW.

The new 21,468 sq ft restaurant which is located a short walk from Apple Infinite Loop headquarters is being built to provide employees with a place to eat and discuss company plans and products without fear of being overheard by competitors.

Speaking to the planning commission, Dan Whisenhunt, Apple's director of real estate facilities, said:


"We like to provide a level of security so that people and employees can feel comfortable talking about their business, their research and whatever project they're engineering without fear of competition sort of overhearing their conversations.

That is a real issue today in Cupertino because we've got other companies here in our same business."

Apple expects to serve 228 people per hour during its lunchtime peak and says it will be able to double that number if needed. Unlike the on-campus cafeteria the new restaurant will not allow guests.

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Apple to Build Off-Campus Restaurant for Employees

Apple to Build Off-Campus Restaurant for Employees
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Russell
Russell - April 27, 2012 at 11:04pm
Reality Distortion Field strikes again!.........They are not building a restaurant, they are building a cafeteria. They have outgrown Caffe Macs and this new cafeteria will handle the overflow from their other buildings that don't have a cafeteria........Thenextweb.com rewrites an article they read somewhere else and changes the facts "...the new restaurant will not allow guests." But nowhere in the original article from The San jose Mercury News does it say that.
Andrew
Andrew - April 26, 2012 at 5:21pm
# in other news Tim Cook wears white socks with argyle print. That's how relevant this story is...
joyz
joyz - April 26, 2012 at 4:23pm
That doesn't bode well with the notion of security/secrecy if all employees can openly discuss various aspects of their projects
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