Employment Minister Jason Kenney and McDonald Canada

McDonald Canada: Kenney comments came during a news conference in Vancouver on Friday, a day after released an audio recording of the CEO of McDonald Canada speaking to franchise owners during a private conference call earlier in the week. , according to CBC. In a written statement on Friday, McDonald Canada said it acted "swiftly and forcefully" to investigate allegations some of its restaurants has misused the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. The government decision to impose a moratorium on the fast-food industry access to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program will send employers "a very clear message" that abuse will not be tolerated, says Employment Minister Jason Kenney. "This has been an attack on our brand. This has been an attack on our system. This is an attack on our people. Its bullshit OK! I used those words when I described my conversation with the minister last week. He gets it," McDonald Canada CEO John Betts is heard saying. Temporary Foreign Worker Program for fast-food sector suspended by Ottawa Employers could face criminal sanctions over foreign workers Temporary Foreign Worker Program sanctions target 3 employers (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.