article_snippet: One worker says One worker was told by a manager to, 'put mayonnaise on mayonnaise, you'll be good.'
article_snippet: A representative for the Labor Department, Laura McGinnis, confirmed The complaints were received by OSHA but said OSHA does not discuss ongoing investigations.
article_snippet: complaints by workers have yet to be heard, but whichever side loses is expected to appeal the decision.
article_snippet: Although a computer system that tracks sales and staffing metrics doesn't let workers name joint employers, Randy Rabinowitz, a health and safety legal expert who was hired by the Fight for $15 campaign, said there have been other cases where multiple employers are issued citations for the same violations.
article_snippet: She said She's not aware of any such cases involving fast-food restaurants, however.
article_snippet: She said the first onsite OSHA visits triggered by the complaints took place in the past week or so, and that the agency has six months to issue citations.