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Home» Coletânea de Matérias - Mc » Brazilian Unions Sue McDonald’s Franchisee

Brazilian Unions Sue McDonald’s Franchisee

Postado em 26 de fevereiro de 2015 por em Coletânea de Matérias - Mc
One of the world’s largest McDonald’s franchisees is being sued in Brazil.

A Brazilian workers’ union is suing McDonald’s operator Arcos Dorados for alleged labor violations dating back as far as 30 years.

The National Confederation of Tourism and Hospitality Workers filed a lawsuit Monday demanding McDonald’s restaurants across the country comply with Brazilian labor law. The union also filed for an injunction barring the opening of any new McDonald’s restaurants until franchisee Arcos Dorados brings its labor practices in line with Brazilian law.

With the support of a number of Brazil’s largest unions, the confederation accused Arcos Dorados of a shopping list of labor violations, including fraud. They say for years employees have been ripped off by manipulated time-clocks that shaved hours off shifts, were provided unsanitary work environments, and forced to haul long shifts without breaks. They also accused the employer of failing to pay out legally mandated bonuses, unemployment and retirement insurance, overtime, mandatory severance payments, and paying below the minimum wage.

The union wants Arcos Dorados to compensate employees for lost income and pay out additional damages for violating workers’ rights. The suit doesn’t put a figure on the total amount the union believes workers are owed. However, under Brazilian law, Arcos Dorados could be forced to pay out a maximum of 30 percent of its annual sales if the union can prove its case.

McDonald’s itself isn’t mentioned in the suit and has long argued its franchisees are responsible for ensuring their restaurants comply with local laws. Arcos Dorados itself has responded to the case by stating its labor practices adhere to Brazilian law.

Boasting more than 90,000 employees across Latin America, Arcos Dorados claims to be the largest McDonald’s franchisee in the world. The continentwide franchisee says it has over 700 establishments in Brazil.

Credit: http://www.telesurtv.net/english/news/Brazilian-Unions-Sue-McDonalds-Franchisee-20150226-0003.html

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