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Why WeWork locked up its beer taps in California
Under California law, employers can legally serve alcohol to employees without a license. But WeWork is a landlord, not an employer, to the workers it calls “members.” Under California law, employers can legally serve alcohol to employees without a license. But WeWork is a landlord, not an employer, to the workers it calls “members.” The offices of WeWork in the Embarcadero 2 building in San Francisco in June.
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By San Francisco ChronicleUnder California law, employers can legally serve alcohol to employees without a license. But WeWork is a landlord, not an employer, to the workers it calls “members.” Under California law, employers can legally serve alcohol to employees without a license. But WeWork is a landlord, not an employer, to the workers it calls “members.” The offices of WeWork in the Embarcadero 2 building in San Francisco in June.