Burger King said on Tuesday that it fired two employees following the disclosure that an executive secretly posted blogs slamming a farmworker advocacy group. The company also said it will stop using a private investigation firm whose president allegedly posed as a student activist to infiltrate the group and its supporters. Burger King is in a public relations feud over how to improve wages and working conditions for Florida's tomato pickers.
May 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Burger King said Tuesday it fired two employees following the disclosure that an executive secretly posted blogs slamming a farmworker advocacy group.
The Miami-based fast-food chain did not name the individuals who were fired. It also said it is discontinuing the use of a private investigation firm whose president allegedly posed as a student activist to infiltrate the farmworker group and its supporters.
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