The manager of a Popeyes franchise 'screamed' obscenities at federal investigators and slammed the kitchen door so hard it shook the building, the Labor Department said
When federal investigators visited a Popeyes franchise restaurant in Pennsylvania as part of a probe into its employment practices, a manager screamed curse words at them and slammed the kitchen door so hard it shook the whole building, the US Department of Labor said.
Other comments he made to the investigators included"you think since you have f******* badges you can just walk the f*** in here" and"you are not going to interview nobody, you can stay there all you want," per the lawsuit. After holding a closed-door meeting with the employees, the district manager then stood in the doorway between the restaurant staff in the kitchen and the investigators in the dining area. The DOL said that his words and demeanor"made it clear" that he didn't want his staff to speak to the investigators.
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