"All over again I was being treated like I was nothing. I meant nothing. It made me feel like coming forward was not the right thing to do."
Effectively she was raped again by the company. I am absolutely appalled. I just thought their food was a danger to your health. WOW, what an eye opener.
I hope Alison Mau takes an extremely dogged approach to reporting future issues with RBD.
Their culture looks extremely toxic to me.
Last edited by Beagle; 08-12-2019 at 04:37 PM.
Ecclesiastes 11:2: “Divide your portion to seven, or even to eight, for you do not know what misfortune may occur on the earth.”
Ben Graham - In the short run the market is a voting machine but in the long run the market is a weighing machine
Chief NZ HR been in that role since mid 2018 but was doing serious HR work for them in year earlier
The Group Chief HR been around for zonks
So the people who mattered were around when the rape complaint was made.
And throughout this sorry saga Russel has been around.
Didn't I read at one point that all the RBD HR work has been centralised. Bureaucrats in Auckland deciding who they will employ in Christchurch without even meeting the prospective employee? All instituted under 'Our Russel' too!
Hmmm, it is looking like that knighthood for Russel is getting a little further away. What about a more h(andy)and appropriate honour like a princehood though? Then when Russel shows up to collect his award, take his 'prints' and throw him in the slammer!
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It will be interesting to see the effects on their margins. Burgerfuel have stayed away from Uber eats claiming it would grow their revenue but not their profit, so not worth their time. From their recent announcement:
" It has become clear that many restaurants that have engaged Uber Eats as a third-party sales and delivery channel have found the economics of this model to be largely unsustainable"
It will be interesting to see the effects on their margins. Burgerfuel have stayed away from Uber eats claiming it would grow their revenue but not their profit, so not worth their time. From their recent announcement:
" It has become clear that many restaurants that have engaged Uber Eats as a third-party sales and delivery channel have found the economics of this model to be largely unsustainable"
Have heard of a few restaurants ditch Uber eats in Auckland, yes revenue went up, but unless you are one of the bigger players and negotiate a more favourable commission, it becomes unprofitable. One guy closed due the foot traffic fell so much, but still doing about the same revenue wise (before commission payments) and was not making any money.
I would think RBD would have negotiated a lower payment.
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