Can I sue my company's HR for sending my exact offer letter to a new hire?
There is no law that prevents an employer from disclosing employee salaries, intentionally or accidentally.
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There is no law that prevents an employer from disclosing employee salaries, intentionally or accidentally.
No - if you worked you get paid. If they are not paying you for hours you worked, contact an attorney or the department of labor.
That does not seem at all proper. I would contact an attorney, and/or the department of labor.
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Contact and report it to the police.
You may have better luck getting responsive information to this post if you re-submit it under immigration law.
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