Nando's employees call for changes to cleaning pay policy
The chicken chain maintained that it upholds the highest cleaning standards.
Staff at Nando's are alleging the chicken chain for having them clean restaurants without pay.
BBC reports that current and former employees at multiple restaurants have told them that they had to scrub cookers and disinfect toilets after clocking out.
One person claimed the same mops were used in toilets and kitchens whilst another said they handled chicken without gloves.
Nando's responded to the allegations, saying that it was policy to pay employees properly and it upholds the highest cleaning standards.
"Cleaning is an integral part of restaurant work and is crucial to maintaining high standards of health and hygiene, which we take very seriously,” it added.
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