AP Photo/Richard Drew McDonald's employees may call the police on a customer who refuses to wear a mask, McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski said. McDonald's announced a mask mandate after weeks of reports concerning harassment and abuse directed at its workers by customers who refused to wear masks. Although many major retailers announced mask mandates, those policies don't help employees deal with violent and aggressive customers.
Mcdonald's Ceo Says That Workers Might Call The Police On Customers Who Won't Wear A Mask — And It Could Be A Growing Trend In R
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Fri, 07/31/2020 - 8:22am
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