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William Kennedy

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 store for less than a month in February 2026, filed the lawsuit in Connecticut Superior Court on July 9, 2026. The complaint seeks damages exceeding $15,000. It alleges the company created and tolerated a hostile work environment designed to pressure employees to meet sales goals and customer survey metrics.

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