- McDonald’s Corp said on Monday it sued former Chief Executive Steve Easterbrook to recoup tens of millions of dollars in severance and benefits, claiming he covered up and lied about sexual relationships with at least three employees.
Lawyers for Easterbrook did not immediately respond to requests for comment. When he left McDonald’s, Easterbrook called his consensual affair with an employee a “mistake,” and that it was “time for me to move on.” In its complaint in Delaware Chancery Court, McDonald’s said it had found dozens of nude or sexually explicit photos of women, including the three employees, that Easterbrook sent to his personal email account from his company email account.
Easterbrook, a native of England, became McDonald’s chief executive in March 2015. He had been credited with modernizing the chain, introducing touch-screen kiosks and launching an all-day breakfast menu.
His name, Steve Easter(c)rook says it all... 😅🤣
I knew that special sauce was suspect.
Pretty..
Plastic spoons knives and forks release some of their brown colour onto oranges here in jordan .why?
Prime hire for the failed MAGA Dotard administration 😂😂
And it was consensual, not illegal.
We'd guess that he had a different definition of a HappyMeal than the rest of us.
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