Bozar Chef Accused of Shouting at Staff by Ex-Employees ↗
Front page leadFormer employees have accused Karen Torosyan, a celebrated chef at Bozar, of repeatedly shouting at staff to the point of losing his voice.
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The front page of De Morgen features a mix of domestic Belgian news and international affairs, with a focus on political commentary, workplace issues, and ongoing global conflicts. A prominent story investigates allegations of mistreatment by a renowned chef at Bozar, while another discusses…
Former employees have accused Karen Torosyan, a celebrated chef at Bozar, of repeatedly shouting at staff to the point of losing his voice.
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