Blanchard v. Kyndryl Holdings Inc. — complaint
The system was used to pre-select older employees for layoff, resulting in Plaintiffs' termination.
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- Kyndryl Holdings Inc.
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The system was used to pre-select older employees for layoff, resulting in Plaintiffs' termination.
The system automatically deducted unpaid time off points and took adverse employment actions, including termination, against employees on approved leave.
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