Lawsuit: Aleph Objects employee alleges violation of WARN Act
LOVELAND — An employee with Loveland-based Aleph Objects Inc., whose job was recently cut as part of a mass layoff, alleges that the company violated laws that require a 60-day notification prior to termination.
Aleph, a 3D printer manufacturer, announced Friday that it had eliminated 80 percent of its 113-person workforce — about 90 positions — as a result of an ongoing cash-flow crunch.
Zachary Hergenreder, an Aleph employee laid off during Friday’s purge, alleges that the firm failed to meet certain requirements established by the Worker Adjustment and…
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