Cinnabon Employee in Ashwaubenon Fired for Racist Remarks on Video
A recent incident at a Cinnabon stand in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, has led to the termination of an employee after offensive remarks were captured on video. The video shows the employee making racist comments towards a couple from Somalia, which included the use of a racial slur.
Cinnabon Employee Fired for Racist Remarks
The incident occurred at the Bay Park Square location. According to reports, the couple approached the Cinnabon counter to purchase food when the employee began mocking the woman’s hijab. In response to the couple recording the interaction, she used derogatory language and insulted them directly. This behavior escalated as the employee displayed further disrespect, giving them the middle finger.
Company Response
In light of the event, Cinnabon’s corporate team quickly responded. They issued a statement emphasizing that the actions of the employee do not align with the company’s values. The statement confirmed the immediate termination of the employee by the franchise owner.
- The company’s statement highlighted a commitment to treating all guests with dignity and respect.
- Cinnabon stressed that the incident is unacceptable and emphasizes their dedication to a welcoming environment.
Context and Community Reaction
This incident comes in the wake of controversial remarks made by former President Donald Trump regarding the Somali community. His comments have heightened tensions and prompted conversations about unity among local advocacy groups.
The immigrant resource center in Green Bay has called for solidarity in response to these provocations. FOX 11 is working to reach out to the couple involved in the incident for further comments.
As discussions continue, there is a clear message from Cinnabon: such behavior is intolerable and does not reflect the ethos of their brand across all locations.
