"This is just nuts from our point of view."
Staff had been picketing over the issue, but Wendy's yesterday got an injunction from the Employment Court against Unite Union to stop picketers trespassing on company land.
Treen said the injunction was "fine" but the company had then sent out maps to the union highlighting areas they were not allowed to picket, and those included common areas such as carparks and accessways.
The union did not agree with being told they could not protest in these areas, but will respect the injunction until the matter goes back to court.
Tonight they are gathering outside the Dominion Rd store between 5-7pm to protest.
"It's the main store people will visit or pass on the way to the All Blacks game tonight," Treen said.
"It is important for all supporters of workers in low-paid industries like fast food to respect these ongoing strikes and pickets by Wendy's workers."
If the training programme condition was dropped from negotiations, Treen said it was likely they could settle, but they also wanted clarity about annual leave, lieu days, and pay for sole-charge supervisors.