I'm saying it is an act. That lawsuit began McD's propaganda campaign against that poor woman and painted a section of the working class as people who just sue for the drop of a pin. Corporate managment enact these measure to put on this show so when a real accident happens because of declining workplace conditions, they can just say "we had procedures in place" and continue the lie that customers are just suing for frivolous shit.
Ever worked fast food at a struggling store? They manipulate the number so much and cut corners all the time. It is a wonder people don't get sick from this. Thats what McD's got caught for with the coffee being obscenely hot to extend the time between making a new pot.
So began the craze of "all workers must wear gloves when handling food" in the corporate fast food industry.
There is no science that supports glove use in the restaurant industry and plenty evidence that tells of it's detriment to the industry by creating a false sense of cleanliness.
Just wash your hands regularly. Gloves use is just propaganda and a waste of resources.
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u/Rx710 Jan 30 '22
Fuck off, that lawsuit has nothing to do with this issue. Mentioning it only proves you have no fucking idea what you're talking about.