6 that an employee at the Raleigh Bojangles had tested positive, although the employee had not worked in the store since July 30. “It may be a joke to them, but for workers like me who are risking our lives to come to work every day, it’s no joke.” (Image via NC Raise Up)Īmanda Arnold, director of human resources at Tri-Arc Food Systems, Inc., the Raleigh-based owner and operator of the Bojangles franchise, says the store handled the situation properly.Īrnold wrote in an email to Cardinal & Pine that the store’s management was informed Aug. “Bojangles gave us shirts that say ‘ Risk it for the Biscuit,’” said Lisa Foster, pictured here. They were joined on strike by Black, who was scheduled to work the night shift. “I feel betrayed that (management) didn’t think much of my life to inform all employees instead of just a few,” Moses told Cardinal & Pine.Īfter seeing the bulletin, Moses and Foster said they walked off the job and went on strike. 8, Foster and LaMeaka Moses saw a notification pinned to a bulletin board in the back of the store, informing employees that a coworker had in fact tested positive for COVID-19. The employees also allege when rumors of a coworker testing positive for the novel coronavirus emerged on Aug. The strikers claim that all employees were promised hazard pay, which they never received.
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