/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15311803
Yeah, what pissed me off most was how managers prohibited us from eating any food that was to be thrown out for waste. They insisted that they write down any wasted food before throwing it straight into the trash. We were not allowed to give it to customers, either. I'm not talking about undercooked or otherwise tainted food. I mean stuff like burgers with pickles on them when the customer asked for none. I still gave people free food all the time though as I had a sort of vendetta against management there.
>>15311806
I worked at a corporate store. From my understanding, franchise owners dictate the break food policy whereas it's standardized with corporate-owned stores. That being said, I believe corporate stores only account for ~20% of the total number across the US.