McDonald's Corporation announced on Sunday that it had fired its Chief Executive, Steve Easterbrook, over a recent ‘consensual relationship’ with an employee. The company deemed that the relationship violated its company policy.
Easterbrook was chief executive of the fast food giant since 2015. In a statement made by the company, it said that Easterbrook had “demonstrated poor judgment” for being involved in a relationship with the employee.
Ian Guider joined us for our daily business round-up to discuss this story and more, including:
- AIB launches a green mortgage.
- Mothercare in the UK has gone into administration, putting 2,500 jobs at risk.
- Ryanair cuts profit guidance and says they now expect to take first delivery of Boeing 737Max, next March or April
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