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'Burnt out & overworked' | Burger King suffers embarrassing 'bad conditions' QUIT fiasco

Burger King suffers embarrassing 'bad conditions' QUIT fiasco

A franchise of Burger King has suffered an embarrassing en masse quit fiasco – after nine members of staff announced their resginations by writing ‘we all quit’ on a sign outside the restaurant.

It comes after staff claimed the store was understaffed and that they were working in bad-to-unsafe conditions – with one manager claiming she was hospitalised with dehydration as a result of how she was having to work.

She claims the employer did not help with staffing issues and often she would work well over her full-time hours, just to keep things going.

From bad conditions to bad branding

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