A&W Malaysia says 44 outlets still open for delivery, takeaway
BY MELANIE CHALIL
The fast food chain says precautionary measures have been taken to ensure the safety and wellbeing of staff working at the outlets. — Image via Instagram/A&W Malaysia PETALING JAYA, March 20 — As businesses around the world are badly hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, A&W Malaysia says the safety of customers and staff remain its top priority.
The fast food outlet said in a press statement that while its outlets are closed for dine-in to comply with the government’s movement control order, A&W informed customers that they are still open for delivery and takeaway, allowing their employees to continue earning a living.“As a business, we also do have an obligation to the livelihood of our staff under our care, to ensure that they have the means to support their families,” the statement said.
“Rest assured, we’ve taken all precautionary measures for our staff who are working at the outlets to ensure that their safety and wellbeing are not compromised during this period of time.”
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