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It may be illegal for the employer to send any money to you if you live in a sanctioned country. It may have also been illegal for them to allow you to do any p
by techjuice 9y ago
It may be illegal for the employer to send any money to you if you live in a sanctioned country. It may have also been illegal for them to allow you to do any paid work for them. You should talk with an attorney in your country for further guidance on what can legally be done, unfortunately they may not be able to pay you until sanctions have been lifted.
They would have to check with their lawyers to see what they can legally do, if they disregard sanctions they can be imprisoned, fined and have their business immediately dissolved by the U.S. Government.
- evex 9y agook so it turns out there is a list of names that are black listed and not the 6 million citizens
- meric 9y ago"Depending on the country, OFAC programs may freeze assets of embargoed countries, prohibit payment of funds to individuals and countries on the embargo list, or prohibit provision of services to countries subject to US sanctions." It looks like it's legal to provision services FROM the sanctioned country to the US, only payments to it are embargoed - so the OP can receive payments in another country?