The workers’ union said it had submitted an unconditional offer to return to work and that Medieval Times had accepted.
Well that's just the opposite of what the title says.
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The fight isn't over because the castle retailated against 3 of the striking workers by refusing to bring them back on.
I used to work at one of these places, also as a knight, and the conditions/pay/treatment were deplorable.
I got fired for being unable to perform after being injured by one of our horses. Of course, I was young and more stupid at the time, not knowing my rights, and just moved on with my life. It was a fun 18 months though.
Seems a bit on the nose that workers at a restaurant themed around the feudal period are being treated like serfs.
For a moment I thought Medieval Times was a news outlet.