Part-Timers' Prank Videos: Ongoing Business Risk

Year 2019Episode 720 minMar 2, 2019
Part-Timers' Prank Videos: Ongoing Business Risk

A video posted online by a part-time worker at a major sushi restaurant chain went viral after he was filmed throwing raw fish into the garbage and then putting it back on the cutting board. The company received lots of complaints and criticism and its stock price fell 7.6% at one point. Similar prank videos shot at other restaurants and convenience stores have also appeared online. What's behind the issue? We are joined by 2 experts, one speaking for the business community and the other for part-time workers.

Part-Timers' Prank Videos: Ongoing Business Risk has aired on Mar 2, 2019 at 11:30 PM
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