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McStrike

Winning better by forming a union and taking action together, in McDonald's, fast food and hospitality.

Report Safety Concerns

By law your employer must protect your health, safety and welfare. If you are in danger of catching coronavirus at work, your employer could be breaking the law.

Confidentially report any safety concerns you have here:

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Melissa Evans, McDonald’s worker in Wandsworth London, a McStriker and member of the BFAWU said:

“If McDonald’s really wanted to keep its workers safe it would recognise our union and we would work together to improve safety. Union workplaces are safer workplaces.“ 

Ian Hodson, President of the BFAWU said:  

“The BFAWU is extremely concerned about health and safety across McDonald’s restaurants. Workers are reporting a lack of safety measures across the country which pose a risk to the over 100,000 people who work for the burger giant as well being a potential source of community transmission.

“During the pandemic, McDonald’s has paid out record amounts to shareholders, whilst receiving hundreds of millions in public subsidy all whilst workers have faced poverty wages, endemic abuse and unsafe conditions. In the face of these conditions workers have been coming together in the McStrike so they can support each other and win better.“ 

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