Four Steps for Protecting Pizza Delivery Services
Sponsored by: Risk Services Corporation
Type: White Paper
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Delivery is a crucial part of the restaurant industry. But delivery also leaves an owner liable. One accident by a delivery driver or one criminal customer can spell financial trouble for an owner. However, there are ways to protect yourself, including:
- Conduct extensive background checks
- Ensure drivers are qualified and competent
- Carry the right insurance
- Choose delivery spots wisely.
By following a few simple precautions, restaurant owners can protect their customers, their drivers and themselves.
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