FOOD COURT COMPACTORS that's brilliant. Requested info, I'll share pricing back
here when I have it. :) thanks Jeannine.
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At Atlanta Hartsfield they used to say Thank you when you put your trash
in, whihc made all the kids run around looking for trash so the garbage can
would talk to them.
I now wonder, what will you program yours to say? :-)
On Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at 3:30:09 PM UTC+1, Alex Hillman
Oh yes, Tom’s totally right. We have a specific provision in our insurance for
alcohol on site AND offsite.
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Hey Everyone,
Quick question for those of you with a little more experience with the law.
I know lots of coworking offices will stock the fridge with beer or have a
keg on site, but I'm trying to figure out if this is something that's
actually legal to do or if it's just a law that isn't
It depends on your local jurisdiction as to whether that is legal or not.
Your insurance carrier will no doubt have something to say as well.
On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 10:24 AM, Jensen Yancey jensen.yan...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey Everyone,
Quick question for those of you with a little more
Exact laws vary based on where you are but generally (at least in the US and
true most other places):
1- you absolutely cannot SELL alcohol without a license
2 - serving alcohol to minors is generally illegal as well
There’s obviously edge cases, like when a coworking space is connected to
We went though this at the HIVE. It's more an issue of your local liability
rules. Where we live, if you serve someone alcohol, you're partially
responsible for their actions afterwards.
For example, there was a couple here that went to a restaurant, had a few
drinks, went to a bar, had a few
I'm willing to bet that is dependent on state and local ordinances, so probably
hard to generalize.
Randy
On February 25, 2015 at 9:24 AM Jensen Yancey jensen.yan...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Everyone,
Quick question for those of you with a little more experience with the
law. I know
One of the issues we ran into involves when money is involved. It appears,
at least as far as our insurance company is concerned, that providing
alcohol to members is covered in our policy.
On the other hand, the liquor control board had issues with us having a
birthday party, complimentary
If you want to take the party up north, there's a few of us in Sonoma
County I know that would be down to participate. AND it could involve wine
and/or beer tasting :)
*Melissa Geissinger*
President COO | WIMP LLC http://www.beawimp.org
WIMPspace: Cowork • Colearn • Coexist
A while ago we set up a Slack team for coworking leadership - all the folks
involved in owning and running a coworking space. Last month we had a
slackathon where a bunch of us all over the globe met up and talked about
all sorts of things coworking related. LOTS of QA and sharing of ideas. It
Hi I am a space owner here in bakersfield, ca. I am interested tkbrannon
(at) gmail.com
On Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at 9:59:00 AM UTC-8, Melissa Geissinger
wrote:
A while ago we set up a Slack team for coworking leadership - all the
folks involved in owning and running a coworking
Hey all
Just a quick note for any NYC-based operators out there. The Municipal Arts
Society is hosting a conference called CUE to CUE
http://mas.ticketleap.com/cue-to-cue/details - an event examining the
ways in which the spatial city – how it is planned, designed, zoned and
regulated – can
How much space do you have?
You can get a compactor or a crusher, and the industrial ones can be
located inside or outside. But those commercial ones are pretty big. Not
to mention ugly. And there is a reason they are run at night; they do make
noise.
But the smart-packs
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