Phantom Workers: The Dark Side of Fast Food Franchising A recent court case involving Tsui Hin po, a former Mos Burger branch manager, and six alleged "phantom workers" has shed light on a disturbing trend in fast food franchising.
At its core, the story is one of greed and deception, but it also raises questions about the exploitation of workers and the lack of accountability within these global chains.
Tsui, along with his wife Chan Wing sze, allegedly created fake attendance records using unauthorized smart cards, submitted false reports, and caused Mos Food Hong Kong to pay out over HK$680,000 in wages for non existent work.