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The Associated Press McDonald’s Corp. is mandating worker training to combat harassment, discrimination and violence in its restaurants worldwide starting next year. The training requirement will impact 2 million workers at 39,000 stores worldwide. “It’s really important that we be very clear — a safe and respectful workplace where people feel like they’re going to be protected is critically important for our business,” says Chris Kempczinski, president and chief executive officer o...

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Associated Press On Wednesday, McDonalds said the company will mandate worker training to combat harassment, discrimination and violence. Previous Next Thursday, April 15, 2021 1:00 am Briefs Staff, news services McDonalds said Wednesday that it will mandate worker training to combat harassment, discrimination and violence in its restaurants worldwide starting next year. The training will be required for 2 million workers at 39,000 stores worldwide. “A safe and respect...

McDonalds Plans Training For All Employees To Prevent Violence, Harassment, Discrimination OAK BROOK (dpa-AFX) - McDonalds Corp. announced the implementation of new Global Brand Standards in its operations, including training to all employees to prevent violence, harassment and discrimination. The move would foster safe, respectful and inclusive workplaces. Beginning in January 2022, the fast-food chain would require mandatory training for employees in all 39,000 McDonalds restaurants, both Com...

The new requirement for staff who works at McDonald’s The mandate will affect around two million employees who are working in McDonald’s 39,000 outlets worldwide. The anti-harassment training will be implemented starting next year, and it is aiming to teach workers about harassment, violence, and discrimination so they can avoid committing or suffering from these offenses while working at the company’s stores. The fast-food giant announced the directive for anti-harassment training on Wed...

AP Business Writer McDonald’s said Wednesday that it will mandate worker training to combat harassment, discrimination and violence in its restaurants worldwide starting next year. The training will be required for 2 million workers at 39,000 stores worldwide. “It’s really important that we be very clear: A safe and respectful workplace where people feel like they’re going to be protected is critically important for our business,” McDonald’s President and CEO Chris Kempczinski said ...

“It’s really important that we be very clear: a safe and respectful workplace ... is critically important for our business,” boss Chris Kempczinski said.

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The training requirement will impact two million workers at 39,000 stores worldwide. “It’s really important that we be very clear: a safe and respectful workplace where people feel like they’re going to be protected is critically important for our business,” McDonald’s president and chief executive Chris Kempczinski told the Associated Press in an interview. “It’s just what society is expecting.” Chris Kempczinski (Richard Drew/AP) The change is part of a larger reckoning over s...

McDonald's will require 2 million workers at tens of thousands of stores worldwide to undergo training aimed at reducing violence, discrimination and harassment in its stores, the company's CEO says.