Firing Hats Off

Posted on November 4th, 2009 by admin

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Firing Hats Off

Employer to employees: buy our jacket or be cold?

I just started working for Domino's Pizza as a delivery driver and I'm cool with wearing their stupied uniform and hat, but it's getting cold at night and my boss told me I either deliver in their company t-shirt, and freeze my ass off, or buy their $60 Domino's jacket. If I wear my own jacket, I'm fired!! What the hell, is that right? Is it legal? Why should I have to buy their jacket. How many pizzas do I have to deliver to pay for that.

I would suggest switching companies. Good pizza places are almost always looking for good drivers, and most of them don't require uniform jackets. I've managed other pizza places and would be glad just to have a driver who can tuck his shirt in and deliver. Uniform or not, they can probebly just fire you for looking at him funny, but I still think the demand is unreasonable. You can make just as much money elsewhere.

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