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WALOFS...........theres a lot more to this story than the PR people at Mcdonalds are letting on
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Put his special sauce between her all-beef patties.
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They dress it up as though it was a nice cosy relationship between two consenting employees and as it was against they employee terms and conditions, he had to go.
You dont sack a succesful CEO just for nobbing a member of staff. Theres a big story behind this PR nonsense...and i'm sure it will come out eventually |
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If shagging a co-worker was a sacking offence in this country, our GDP would be close to zero.
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Perhaps we should just ban heterosexual relations between men and women
In future only gay and lesbian relations are legal. We will have to make babies in a test tube I can see sexual relations between men and women is totally shocking and unacceptable We need to ban it |
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I do not approve of men either physically or sexually abusing women myself
and HAVE NEVER INDULGED IN THIS MYSELF OR EVER INTEND TO but because women now seem to think consensual sex is illegal between men and women(I am guilty of that  )I am afraid it has to go...oh well, nice while it lasted  |
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£12 million a year.
Very expensive ride. |
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The irony has to be that if a poll was conducted a significant percentage of married couple would say they ha met each other while they were working at the same place. Before too long it may become mandatory to meet up via dating websites where we can all be monitored by the state to ensure compliance with gender,race and #metoo rules.
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Has it been stated It was a female Employee ??? Agree with OP plenty of smoke on this one ...
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Eric Blair was correct all along. Oh how they scoffed
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The big issue here, is that she was serving at the time, with him behind, saying "do you want it supersize"?
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my mate left his job with a large accountancy firm as workplace relationships were banned
they got married, she still works there my nephew met his girlfriend working at mcdonalds, they were not told of this rule! |
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If it was against company policy, have they both been sacked?
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Steve Easterbrook said he was stepping down in an email to staff, in which he admitted that he had violated company policy.
“Given the values of the company, I agree with the board that it is time for me to move on,” he wrote. Details of his separation package will be released later this week in a federal filing, according to a company spokesperson. In other words he has Got the Lot  |
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26 week severance pay.
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and I though Burger King was home of the Whopper...
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he violated what? or was it who?
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I could tell you a story of a dear friend who was at the end of the line as a quality man!!!
he worked with 400 women in a factory the stories but not for your delicate ears!!! |
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Some men have all the luck
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McDonald's today confirmed Mr Easterbrook would still be eligible for six months of severance pay, though to be around £6.5m ($8.4m).
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pu$$y then money then more pu$$y coz he's got more money - wow!! some job he had shoving burgers around??
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Off to KFC where the women are finger licking good
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£6.6 million
..erm he aint done too bad...another lucky one..oh wellWell done moisock on football |
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thank you sir - guess who had a nice chunk of 0 0 in play and fell on his erse??
still well up on a lay of the draw but why do I bother - have you seen the stats on 0 0 -premier league particularly as well as championship |
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Now CPO out.
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Is he still 'lovin it'?
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Apparently he's had a look at Wendys..................
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No sexual fraternising with female colleagues a big corps is very common for good reasons eg sexual discrimination, nepotism, etc - a conflict of interests. However, I think it's just a matter of time he's snapped up by a competitor with even a bigger remuneration package; the bloke knows the industry inside out.
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Was on Walmart's board of directors too. Obviously the guy is worth a lot, and a sexual encounter doesn't change that. But I don't know how important a new job or a new pay package is when you are already playing in millions. Those guys are in a different league.
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And he started at the bottom, I believe, as a store manager or lower, did he not? If so, he deserves his handsome rewards. I agree, a different world; salary denotes corporate hierarchy and industry standing - the Ronaldo of flipping burgers.
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I also started at the bottom. In the kitchen.
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A friend who was manager at the same firm (not corporate level) was having a relationship with one of his staff. But, the woman left soon after; I've always wondered why then.
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When I was young men saw women as suitable for sex.....as nature intended I believe
Nowadays men must see women in all ways except sex... Of course one does not approve of rape, sexual abuse or paedophilia...I agree with that. I think men need to stop listening to women myself |
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Let'e be honest, most women are a pain in the hole........
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peckerdunne |
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From a man's point of view the traditional role of men and women is still the best
in my opinion Men nowadays are just too fair They are looking a gift horse in the mouth |
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I would not even have given women the vote
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^^
Which civilisation do you belong? You're not a book lover, are you? |