[goldstategop]

Domino's figures its liability is lower if their employee is murdered. I would never work for a company whose policy took away my lawful right of self-defense.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[Graybeard58]

I would never work for a company whose policy took away my lawful right of self-defense.

Nor would you agree in writing to give away your right, like this driver did. A lot of employers have the same rule of no guns in the work place.

[Alberta's Child]

I’m not sure I can fault Domino’s for this. This regulation is the kind of rule that will really never be enforced unless the employee has a reason to use a firearm — which means the employee would likely be glad to give up his job in exchange for physical or deadly harm anyway.

[BlazingArizona]

Domino's figures its liability is lower if their employee is murdered. I would never work for a company whose policy took away my lawful right of self-defense.

States need to step up to the plate here and confer automatic immunity against civil legal action for employees who defend themselves from criminal acts on the job. This would remove the "We could get sued..." argument in cases like this.

[Gilbo_3]

does signing the no weapons waiver for employment release dominoes from liability if an employee gets hurt/dead ???