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stevil

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10. I am a 27 year veteran in the Foodservice Industry, Manager for 17 of them.
Fri Mar 28, 2014, 08:12 PM
Mar 2014

At this point Chili's has left it up the the insurance company and they hope you will go away. The best thing to do is contact the GM of the restaurant, explain your situation and ask for the name of their supervisor. Call the supervisor of the GM, explain your situation and go up the next rung on the ladder and hopefully at one point someone will be willing to expedite your complaint and resolve it. Mention that you would rather deal with Chili's to resolve this rather than involve a lawyer, social media or local television coverage. Being polite will help and not be perceived as weakness and following the chain of command will ensure that someone will probably not want your case to be continually "kicked upstairs". Hope this helps and if you have any questions for me shoot!

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