SafeWork NSW inspectors have fined 23 restaurants, hotels and clubs during a blitz on COVID-19 breaches, including a Korean BBQ restaurant in Sydney's Inner West | JoshDye91
SafeWork NSW inspectors have fined 23 restaurants, hotels and clubs during a blitz on COVID-19 breaches, including a Korean BBQ restaurant in Sydney's Inner West.
The Butchers Buffet Korean BBQ restaurant in Strathfield is among 23 new venues fined for breaching COVID restrictions.Inspectors observed patrons using the buffet without staff assistance, with diners sharing tongs, trays, plates, condiments and utensils on tables.The restaurant did not have a safety marshal and there were no advertised limits on the number of patrons allowed inside at a time, SafeWork said.
The Royal Hotel in Darlington was another to receive a $5000 fine, after footage showed insufficient spacing left between slot machines.for breaching strict regulations.
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