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McDonald's: Every branch in Britain warned over staff sexual abuse
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Equality and Human Rights Commission has written to all 1,400 McDonald 's branches in Britain .
It has warned them they must comply with their legal duties or risk enforcement action.
In January , McDonald 's workers said they still faced sexual harassment more than a year after chief executive promised to clean up behaviour.
McDonald's said it is "committed" to doing everything it can to ensure a safe working environment.
Action plan will involve strengthening existing measures and announcing new steps.
Alistair Macrow , the boss of McDonald's in the UK , has been summoned twice to Parliament to answer questions.
In January , he said 29 people had been dismissed over sexual harassment allegations over the past 12 months .