Domino’s employees sign a contract in which they agree not to carry a weapon, said a Domino’s corporate spokesman. It is a policy designed to protect both the public and employees. If robbers approach, drivers are told to “turn over the pizza and empty your pockets.”
Apparently there is a flaw in their little scheme.
However, those employees who ignore their contract and carry guns are far less likely to be seriously injured or killed; even though they will be fired for defending their lives, they are still alive and unharmed.
The one exception is that if their personnel are working a second job on top of being an LEO. Since they are required to be armed even off duty, Dominoes says that their defending themselves is in their capacity as an LEO, not as a Dominoes employee.
It’s easy for the company to tell the driver to turn over the pizza and their money. It’s not the company’s money, it’s the driver’s. In some cases the driver would have to pay for the pizza.