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Dominoes Pizza Fires Driver for Being Robbed
Everyone has seen the signs saying, ‘The delivery does not have more than $20 in cash.’ Who knew that having more than $20 on hand was a fireable offense? According to The Roanoke Times, Christine Clayborne, a six-year veteran of pizza delivery with Dominoes, was fired after she was robbed on the job, because having more than $20 made her “look like a target,” she says. At least she’s kept a good sense of humor about the robbery:
Before she could respond, a man wearing a ski mask and crouched close to the ground sprayed her with a fire extinguisher.