A video of an employee at Checkers throwing a hamburger bun on the floor and proceeding to prepare it for consumption has left many customers with a bad taste in their mouths.

An employee at a local Checkers fast food restaurant is no longer employed after being caught on video wiping a hamburger bun on the floor of the kitchen before making a sandwich with it.

An employee at a Checkers fast food restaurant in a Baltimore suburb was caught on video wiping a hamburger bun on the floor of the kitchen then making a sandwich with it.

Checkers Employee Caught Wiping Burger Bun Across Floor. It was allegedly served to a customer.

Fast food chain Checkers is doing damage control after a video showing an employee wiping a burger bun on the dirty kitchen floor went viral earlier this week. A 20 second clip shows an ...

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A video of an employee at Checkers throwing a hamburger bun on the floor and proceeding to prepare it for consumption has left many customers with a bad taste in their mouths.

A Checkers employee has been fired after a YouTube video of her wiping a burger bun on the floor before adding condiments went viral Tuesday. The company released its own video in response saying t… ...

A video of an employee at Checkers throwing a hamburger bun on the floor and proceeding to prepare it for consumption has left many customers with a bad taste in their mouths.

Employee throws a burger bun on the floor, ... She said Checkers has more than "18,000 hard-working team members" and the incident does not reflect typical food preparation behavior.