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McDonald’s chain fined for denying toilet or drink breaks to young staff
The Federal Court in Queensland has found one of Australias largest McDonalds franchise operators in breach of workers rights after refusing to allow young employees to take short breaks during their shifts. Federal Court Justice John Logan found three McDonald’s restaurants run by Tantex Holdings Pty Limited, whose sole director is Brisbane hospitality identity Tanya Manteit-Mulcahy, denied workers their right to take breaks to have a drink or go to the toilet.
Tandex operates six McDonald’s restaurants…
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