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MyBurgerLab sacks ex-COO after outcry over Shariah punishment post, staff to undertake cultural sensitivity training
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Malaysian burger chain MyBurgerLab apologized for a social media post by its former COO, Andrew Chong, criticizing a Shariah punishment in Terengganu. The post sparked outrage, particularly among Muslims. MyBurgerLab stated Chong's views contradicted their values and terminated his employment. They pledged to implement cultural sensitivity training and review internal policies to prevent similar incidents, emphasizing their commitment to respect and inclusivity.
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