Reopened Texas restaurant tells workers: Don't wear face masks -- or don't work
Texas restaurants that reopened at partial capacity last week have a choice to make: Whether or not their employees should wear masks during the coronavirus pandemic.
One restaurant company landed on a decision that has some employees weighing their safety versus their jobs.
No face masks or face coverings of any kind.
That's what a back-of-the-house employee at a Hillstone Restaurant Group establishment in Dallas was told last week, as restaurants prepared to reopen at 25% capacity, according to CBS Dallas.
That employee, who did not want to be identified publicly, expressed discomfort and was told to think about it — and then was removed from the schedule, the employee told CBS Dallas' Brooke Rogers.
https://news.yahoo.com/reopened-restaurant-tells-workers-dont-170717674.html
Sounds like a chain to avoid.
= new reply since forum marked as read
new style will be
often mentioned the Twilight Zone over the years.
Mahalo for bringing it up!
Link: https://hillstone.com/
They have locations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee and Texas.
About....
Since 1977, Hillstone has created restaurants that seek to enliven the senses through inspired settings, graceful service, and cuisine that simply tastes delicious.
Our restaurants are open for take-out service, including curbside pick up. Please view the specific restaurant page to place your order!
Restaurant brands:
Houston’s
Bandera
Cherry Creek Grill
East Hampton Grill
Gulfstream
Hillstone at Bal Harbour
Honor Bar
Los Altos Grill
Palm Beach Grill
R+D Kitchen
Rutherford Grill
South Beverly Grill
White House Tavern
Woodmont Grill
Scanning through their "Dining Guidelines & Dress Code" and other parts of the web site, I don't see a single word about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sorry folks, I prefer continuing to hone my cooking skills at home for quite a spell and until I see some level of sanity returning to money-driven corporate America.
KY................
