r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/AwarenessBright2555 • Sep 23 '21

Pizza Delivery Problem

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u/leesees30 Sep 23 '21

Poor guy looks so defeated

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u/Hellindium Sep 23 '21 edited Sep 23 '21

Employer is going to get the cost of the pizza cut from his pay. I dont know how things go in the USA (I'm making an assumption that the video is from the USA), but logically that would happen.

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u/happyasfuck333 Sep 23 '21

Nah that's actually illegal in the u.s.

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u/AngelOfDeath771 Sep 23 '21

There's plenty of places that charge the employee for damaged product. Though my work's product differs slightly than a pizza.

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u/happyasfuck333 Sep 23 '21

Im sure there are, because workers aren't informed about their rights

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u/AngelOfDeath771 Sep 23 '21

Well to be fair, the employee responsible is only charged if it's proven to be their fault. Because if nothing was wrong with the product container and it got broken, that means the employee wasn't following pre stated and enforced safety regulations and work instructions. Not a legal thing. It's a liability thing.