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Have the proof for Age Discrimination now. Concrete.

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Update: we are waiting on one story validation and then site will go public

Validated. Please go public.

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Post ID: @tuvj+1lomr9tI

Update: we are waiting on one story validation and then site will go public

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Post ID: @tqym+1lomr9tI

"Journalists, take note. We will be in contact."

You remind me of that guy during covid who kept saying "discovery will be magnificent". I guess he's still out exploring.

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Post ID: @aaaz+1lomr9tI

Another incident:

Minority female (but 50+) was in the final stages of the process. The job requisition was cancelled abruptly.

Many other examples. Positions are not being filled with older workers (with a few exceptions).

When the job "transitions" are factored in, we expect the number of those over 50 impacted will be 90%+

Journalists, take note. We will be in contact.

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Post ID: @8kde+1lomr9tI

This occurred:

Impacted individual was told by the hiring manager that he was ready to give him an offer. They discussed and the hiring manager then told him that he could not make an offer after all because he was being pressured to bring in someone with less experience and younger. Pay was not the issue. Same pay. Different age.

Absolute age discrimination and the pressure was coming from high level Cisco leadership.

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Post ID: @8usn+1lomr9tI

We have about 2 weeks left of research and planning and then most likely creating a website for others to join with stories, experiences and evidence to submit

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Post ID: @7llu+1lomr9tI

And WHY are we going to be surprised?

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Post ID: @2mkq+1lomr9tI

All that will happen on age discrimination cases are they will give you your old job back.

There are a number of people that have gone a similar route, and are still around.

The good news is they keep their jobs. The bad news is they are stuck now in purgatory.

No payout. You just get to keep your job. Welcome to Groundhog Day.

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Post ID: @2otq+1lomr9tI

Going into silent mode as formal investigation begins next Monday.

I was working on this as a personal project but it is now moving forward. I am no longer able to provide updates outside of official channels.

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Post ID: @2ted+1lomr9tI

You have us on the edge of our seats. Where can we find out more? Or when will this go public?

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Post ID: @1lad+1lomr9tI

is there a class lawsuit people can join or other info? Thanks

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Post ID: @1dkt+1lomr9tI

They don't care about settlements or fines.

But they do care about horrific PR and criminal charges, and those are on the table.

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Post ID: @1zze+1lomr9tI

Can confirm. We also have evidence of targeted harassment and are going public with it

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Post ID: @1ipi+1lomr9tI

Good for you. Sue for billions!

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Post ID: @1xuh+1lomr9tI
Have the proof for Age Discrimination now. Concrete.

I have proof for Cisco being the best place to work for. Concrete. https best place to work for dot com.

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Post ID: @1gnb+1lomr9tI

Exec in HR is displeased about impact on specific groups and is talking

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Post ID: @1kxm+1lomr9tI

Also, very senior whistleblower left company and ready to talk.

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Post ID: @ncj+1lomr9tI

Someone let the cat out of the bag. Goofed up big time and admitted it at the highest levels.

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