[websthes]

from my experience working at domino's i remember that wearing a uniform was not optional... company policy required we wear a uniform, and appear clean cut and shaven, as well as providing protocol on how we spoke to customers when making deliveries. we were also required to pay for our uniform. but i don't recall having to sign a contract oulinging off-the-clock conduct or domino's ever providing a superman phone booth to change into domino's colors before starting our shift.

so we shouldn't be surprised he was wearing a uniform while driving to work... on his own time... when the incident occured

when it was decided to be a free nation who did they have in mind? domino's right to private enterprise free of government meddling or peoples' right to express themselves. who has never expressed a personal opinion at work?

personally i choose to live dangerously.. i would rather interact with a human being than somebody sterilized of all personal opinions, trained to toe the domino's corporate line

[stands2reason]

who has never expressed a personal opinion at work?

Do you harangue your customers for not agreeing with you?

[stands2reason]

Don't think only eeeeevil giant faceless corporations have problems with being misrepresented.

[nanny]

Now, if a 50-something man knocked on my door and lectured my 17 year old daughter - you bet I would call the police.
He is lucky they didn't file charges.

The last time I looked, I pay for my h ome, and the taxes on it - no one, no one has the right to come to the door and harrass a 17 year old girl.

It is amazing the things that have been excused - driving a truck upon a sidewalk, punching someone, now a grown man harrassing a teenage girl? Come on.
The man is lucky this girl didn't have my husband for a father - he would be out of more than a job.