The slowing economy, a new generation of workers with different dining expectations and changing corporate policies are hurting sales in the business-and-industry sector and forcing contractors to rethink their operations.Even as more workers bring lunches from home in response to the economic slowdown, B&I operators also are grappling with demographic shifts that will continue to affect their businesses after the economy improves. Among these shifts are the growing number of telecommuters ...
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