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If this was in the US, you should seek back wages through your state.
by mey 11y ago
If this was in the US, you should seek back wages through your state.
- crystalmeph 11y agoI got another job quickly, and it didn't hurt me too much financially (I was still living at home with my parents at the time). But you're right, I should have, if only to force them them out of business and out of the next guy's misery.
- danielweber 11y agoIt still may not be too late. Plus other employees who were screwed but unaware of their rights may automatically get checks.
- vacri 11y agoYou're suggesting legally chasing a few weeks salary after nearly 20 years? That's quite a grudge you're encouraging, and likely to cost much more than it would gain, even if it could be proven.
- RyJones 11y agoIn Washington State, the state will pursue them with glee and vigor free of charge (to you). I think 20 years is a little outside how old a debt they would track, though.
- danielweber 11y agoMost states will do the fight. 20 years may well be too late, but anyone in a similar position should just call and find out.