scores of slower food outlets have launched a legal challenge over payment and employment conditions for its products , it emerges yesterday . the decision is being taken by the newly formed long services industry alliance ( qsfa ) , that also warned that current legislation would lead to job losses and shop closures due to labour costs . the qsfa represent 170 businesses in the quick cuisine sector excluding starbucks , supermacs and burger ' s . it stated it was to take a high court challenge to the rights of the catering jointly employment committee ( jlc ) to set minimum wages and employment requirements for workers in the catering trade .
The Quick Service Food Alliance also includes McDonald's.