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A lawsuit against Comcast alleges that a store manager in Connecticut enforced a humiliating ritual where the lowest performing salesperson had a cream pie smashed in their face. The plaintiff claims this practice was part of an effort to meet sales targets and involved video recordings of the incidents.
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A lawsuit against Comcast alleges that a store manager in Connecticut enforced a humiliating ritual where the lowest performing salesperson had a cream pie smashed in their face. The plaintiff claims this practice was part of an effort to meet sales targets and involved video recordings of the incidents.
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Comcast store punished low sales by smashing pies in workers' faces, lawsuit claims
Lawsuit alleges Comcast store manager humiliated employees with pie-smashing ritual