KFC Workers Fired For Bathing In Sink
Photos Posted On Internet
POSTED: Wednesday, December 10, 2008
ANDERSON, Calif. -- Two female employees of the Anderson Kentucky Fried Chicken have been fired for bathing in a deep sink used to clean dishes, while a third earlier quit her job.One of the young women posted photos on MySpace.com of the trio posing in underwear and swimwear, KCRA-TV reported.The photos were filed under a gallery called "KFC moments." Captions included "haha KFC showers!" and "haha we turned on the jets."A KFC manager said the young woman who quit expressed an interest in taking a bath in the sink, but the manager told her not to do it.KFC officials issued a statement that the company has "zero tolerance" for such violations of operating standards.
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