Domino’s Pizza is so lashed for delivery laborers that it will pay clients to get the actual pizzas.

The Ann Arbor, Michigan-based chain will offer a $3 “tip” to any individual who puts in a request online and afterward gets the pizza.

Clients will get the cash in the structure a credit that they can apply to future orders.

The advancement, which goes through May 22, is intended to facilitate the weight on Dominos’ short-staffed multitude of representatives who are probably going to see their jobs increment as Super Bowl weekend draws near.

Last quarter, Domino’s posted its first quarterly deals decrease in over 10 years.

The company accused the continuous work deficiency, which constrained it to cut working hours and grow delivery times at a portion of its locations.

However pizza deals took off during the pandemic, the finish of the lockdowns sent Americans back into restaurants.

Domino’s, as practically all organizations in numerous areas of the economy, has additionally needed to raise costs because of “uncommon increments” in the expense of food and other key fixings, as indicated by CEO Richard Allison.

To address the work deficiency, Allison said the previous fall that the company would amplify the quantity of conveyances a driver could make for every shift.

“I’m not sure why drivers ought to at any point need to escape their vehicles. For what reason would we be able to keep them going to the store back to the client and augmenting conveyances per driver each hour,” Allison said on a call with experts.

Shares of Domino’s Pizza rose by over 3% in exchanging on Wall Street on Monday. The company is expected to uncover its next income report on March 1.