Former Comcast Employee in Connecticut Alleges Workers Were Tied to Chairs and Hit with Cream Pies over Sales Goals
The complaint says managers used pies and chair restraints to punish low performers and pressure staff to meet sales goals and customer survey metrics.
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Former Comcast employee in Connecticut alleges workers were tied to chairs and hit with cream pies over sales goals
A former Comcast employee in Connecticut has filed a lawsuit accusing the company of allowing a disturbing workplace culture. The complaint claims workers who failed to meet sales goals were publicly humiliated in a practice that allegedly involved being tied to chairs and struck in the face with cream pies while co-workers watched and recorded the incidents. According to Brobible, the lawsuit was filed by David Figueroa of Meriden in Connecticu…
Connecticut Comcast employees fail to meet sales goals. Then they were tied to a chair and had cream pies smashed in their face, a lawsuit has alleged
A former employee has sued Xfinity/Comcast, alleging that managers at an Xfinity retail store in Plainville, Connecticut, subjected underperforming sales employees to humiliating workplace punishments, including tying them to a chair and smashing cream pies into their faces. Comcast denies the allegations and says it will fight the claims in court. According to CT Insider, David Figueroa, a Meriden resident who worked at the Plainville Xfinity s…
Former Comcast Employee Sues Company for Allowing Coworkers to Smash Pies in the Faces of Low-Performing Employees While Tied to a Chair
A former Comcast employee is suing the company for allowing coworkers to smash cream pies into the faces of low-performing workers while they were tied to a chair in a backroom of the retail store. David Figueroa of Meriden, a former employee at Comcast’s Plainville retail store, filed a lawsuit July 9 at Superior Court in Meriden seeking compensation in excess of $15,000 for abuse allegedly suffered at the hands of coworkers. Read more at Yahoo!
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