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What was the most illegal thing your workplace has done?
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I worked at a place that tried to use the private mails I wrote while at work against me in court. Where I am, that's a criminal offense.
So what happened to them? Did they get penalized in some way?
I could have notified the police, but my attorney advised against it because it would have made the whole case a lot more complicated. I was suing them because of undue termination, they counter-sued. The whole thing ended in a settlement where I got a lot more money than my paltry initial compensation, which for me was a win.