"A popular Domino's Pizza marketing strategy promising pizza delivery within 30 minutes of an order has met with a public backlash in South Korea, following the deaths of several young delivery personnel. The Young Union, the union For Occupational and Environmental Health (FOEC) and several labor unions held a press conference on 8 February in front of Domino's Pizza's headquarters in Seoul, pressuring the company to abolish the '30 Minute' delivery system." (Global Voices)
South Korea: backlash over delivery deaths attributed to Domino's Pizza 30-min delivery promise
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