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^ McGinn, Christine (7 December 2019).

'Here are the 5 key learnings from the juicy investigation into popular burger chain Grill'd'.

^ a b Hennessy, James (9 December 2019).

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^ 'Woman denied free Grill'd burger as part of Movember Foundation campaign because she's female'.Archived from the original on 22 October 2015. 'Sacked Grill'd worker Kahlani Pyrah receives payout from burger company'. Archived from the original on 2 August 2015. 'Ruling forces Grill'd store to increase wages'. Archived from the original on 18 December 2015. 'Sacked Grill'd employee Kahlani Pyrah reinstated, paving way for wage case'. Archived from the original on 22 August 2015.

'Sacked Grill'd worker takes claims to court'. Archived from the original on 5 March 2016.

^ 'Burger chain Grill'd to change pay rates after backlash over worker's sacking'.

'Grill'd burger chain apologises for Brisbane store's support of anti-abortion group Cherish Life'. Archived from the original on 5 November 2015. 'Grill'd burger chain says it's time to find a CEO'. Archived from the original on 5 October 2013.

Allegations also included franchises being mistreated by the company and founder Simon Crowe falsifying signatures of his business partner on two liquor licenses. The coverage also include allegations of 'serious' food safety concerns at 1-in-10 company-owned GrillвЂ™d restaurants. In 2019 serious allegations were made against GrillвЂ™d by The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age concerning misuse of government subsidies to reduce staffing expenses. A spokeswoman from the Movember Foundation, the sponsor of the promotion, apologised over the team member's misunderstanding. In May 2016, a staff member at the Point Cook franchise allegedly refused a female customer a two-for-one offer intended to encourage men to bring a friend to the restaurant as part of the company's support for men's mental health. A planned unfair dismissal hearing at the Federal Court was called off after Pyrah and Grill'd reached an out-of-court settlement. Jess Walsh of the hospitality union United Voice said that the ruling was an 'enormous win' for Pyrah and Grill'd employees. At the hearing, a ruling by the Fair Work Commission forced Grill'd to raise the wages of employees at its Camberwell franchise to be in line the award rate. An interim Federal Court ruling ordered Grill'd to reinstate her, allowing the wage case hearing to go ahead. Pyrah launched a Federal Court case in a bid to get her job back. Grill'd officially denied the allegations, claiming that bullying of managers was the reason for the dismissal. The restaurant chain encountered controversy in July 2015 when allegations arose that Kahlani Pyrah, a former employee of the Camberwell franchise, had been removed from her position after beginning a wage case with the Fair Work Commission to overturn a contract which set pay below the minimum award rate. Founder Simon Crowe apologised for the alleged mistake, stating that Grill'd is pro-choice. In June 2015 it came to public attention that the Toowong franchise had selected anti-abortion group Cherish Life to receive funds from the Local Matters program.

Through the Local Matters program, each Grill'd restaurant donates $500 monthly to three local community groups split $300 / $100 / $100, with customers voting for their preferred community group by placing a token into a jar. Although they state their burgers are healthy. It was founded by Simon Crowe in 2004 in Hawthorn, Melbourne, and as of 2016 has 125 locations. is an Australian food chain specialising in burgers. when my family was done eating we were getting ready to leave we were not feeling so good we all had food poisoning that night and I am still trying to get the smell out of the car and the car seats.Grill'd. I had to use my own hand sanitizer after use the restroom. Not to mention the soap was out and asked more than twice for them to fill it, and never was done. The restaurant doesnвЂ™t have a changing station in the bathroom so I was left to change my children on the sink counter hoping it was cleaner than the floor. The food was just flavorless no seasonings just bland and our bill was over 30 dollars for two meals and one kids meal prices were not worth the food. The tortilla chips were so stale and just setting out cold they were not kept warm or coverd. When I ordered and telling them what I wanted on my Nachos they put so much cilantro that that was all I tasted. I was just not happy with the whole experience when we ordered our food it looked and tast like school cafeteria food cold and been setting to long. Would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.