Munich Oktoberfest: Staff call for more respect
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Munich Oktoberfest: Staff call for more respect
Oktoberfest is famous the world over for beer, brass band music and Bavarian traditions. But staff at the Wiesn are also reporting incidents of racism and sexism. They're taking a stand against discrimination.
In the Paulaner marquee at the Oktoberfest there was a fierce dispute between employees and a host. Seven waiters threw down in the middle of the plant.
In the operation of the new Wiesnwirt Lorenz Stiftl, a dismissal triggers a solidarity action of the colleagues. Personnel and host family provide different information about the cause.
Two Oktoberfest waiters get caught drinking, and when they lose their job, there's suddenly a solidarity action.
A heated argument broke out between staff and the operator at the Paulaner tent at Munich's Oktoberfest, resulting in the sudden dismissal of seven bartenders. Operations were briefly disrupted and staff from a neighboring tent had to help out, German newspaper Bild reported.
Because two employees were caught in the secret consumption of alcohol, a verbal argument escalated. Five colleagues solidarityd and ended their work.
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