Domino's Pizza 'blames' paperwork for findings
28 September 2007 17:35
Following revelations by the BBC, the Domino's Pizza food chain has sought to blame human resources paperwork, it has been revealed.According to reports by the broadcaster, the pizza company has confirmed the paperwork habits at some of its franchises are in need of improvement, as fresh allegations of migrant employee mistreatment have become apparent.
It has been revealed by the BBC that some foreign employees are facing the illegal deduction of money from their wages.
"The suggestion that these unproven allegations are representative of working life at Domino's Pizza is absolutely untrue," said a representative from the company.
"We accept that some franchisees need to improve the clarity of their HR paperwork and communication with employees," he added.
Domino's Pizza was founded in Michigan in 1960.
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