Peru labor watchdog says McDonald's franchisee Arcos Dorados violated law over employee deaths
Peru´s labor watchdog has found McDonalds Corp´s Latin America franchisee Arcos Dorados guilty of six "very serious" violations of local safety and health laws following the deaths of two employees in a restaurant kitchen.
The Ministry of Labour´s regulating body (Sunafil) proposed that the company be fined $254,000 over the deaths. Alexandra Porras, 18, and Carlos Campo, 19 were electrocuted last Sunday in Pueblo Libre, a district of the capital Lima, while cleaning the kitchen.
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