Hybrid Office Waste: Why Three-Day Attendance Did Not Cut Your Liner Order in Half

Attendance in many tri-state offices now concentrates into the middle of the week, but liner consumption has not fallen anywhere near as far. This guide separates the fixed portion of office waste from the attendance-driven portion, explains why liners are consumed by change-out events rather than by volume, and walks through the receptacle, schedule and ordering decisions that actually re-shape a part-time office program.

Facility managers across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut keep running the same arithmetic and reaching reaching the same confusing result. Attendance now concentrates into the middle of the week: Tuesday through Thursday nearly full, Monday thin, Friday close to empty. By any reasonable estimate the building should be going through far fewer can liners than it did when every desk was occupied five days a week. And yet the liner order barely moved. Cases arrive on the same cadence and the ja...

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