Question

Emma, the manager of Tiny's Sandwich Shop, took a phone call from a customer

who complained of diarrhea and vomiting after eating a tuna salad sandwich the day
before. Emma was not worried about the complaint, but she interviewed the
customer for details anyway, documenting her findings. After several more calls
like that one, she knew there was a problem. Emma threw away all of the tuna salad
so no one else would get sick. Then she called her local regulatory authority for
guidance. While she was waiting for the authority to arrive, she made a list of the
staff who were working the day before.
What did Emma do right?
What did Emma do wrong?

Answer 1

She wasn't supposed to not worry about it, she should have thrown out all of the tuna salad as soon as the call was over fom the first complaint.

other than that, she made all of the right precautions.

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Answer 2

She shouldn't have tossed the food, keep it so they can test it. It is good she removed it from being purchased it is good she called the Authority and it is good she documented who was working to help determine where the error was made

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