McDonald's is looking into the behaviour of its employees after they were allegedly assaulted by a customer, which resulted in a food fight at a Sydney CBD store. 9News
Video of the incident, which has circulated widely on social media, shows a worker throwing a drink at an agitated customer who retaliates by throwing food back at the workers in Wynyard at 1am on Thursday.READ MORE:"Officers attached to Sydney City Police Area Command were told an employee of the restaurant, a 23-year-old man, had been assaulted," NSW Police said in a statement.
"The behaviour of our employees in this video is not in accordance with our policies and we are looking into this with the restaurant. "Anti-social behaviour is not tolerated in our restaurants and we expect our people to be treated with respect at all times. "We will always do our best for our customers, but we won't accept abuse, intimidation, threats or violence towards our employees."Continue reading
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