Hong Kong labour unions and a green group have joined hands to urge McDonald’s to respond to public appeals after the fast food chain sacked an artist known for taking on blue-collar jobs to champion workers’ rights. The Alliance for Our McDonald’s, formed by 53-year-old artist activist Luke Ching Chin-wai and four other groups, announced…
Hong Kong labour unions and a green group have joined hands to urge McDonald’s to respond to public appeals after the fast food chain sacked an artist known for taking on blue-collar jobs to champion workers’ rights. The Alliance for Our McDonald’s, formed by 53-year-old artist activist Luke Ching Chin-wai and four other groups, announced…
A Hong Kong artist known for advocating labour rights has said McDonald’s was “unreasonable” in sacking him for having publicly shared internal operational and commercial information, adding that he found it difficult to file a complaint without a proper contract. Luke Ching Chin-wai, a former part-time janitor at a McDonald’s outlet in Fortune Plaza Arcade…
A Hong Kong artist known for advocating labour rights has claimed he was sacked by McDonald’s for violating the fast food chain’s social media rules after he called for employees to be paid for their meal times. Luke Ching Chin-wai, 53, a part-time janitor who worked at a McDonald’s outlet in Fortune Plaza Arcade in…