Posted by Susan Miller on 8/19/10

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I am not really familiar with the law and thought this was
unprofessional and questionable. Recently, I resigned from
my job and had vacation time that was owed to me. A check
from the corporate office mailed the money owed with the
rest of employee checks to my specific branch. All checks
sent are sealed in windowed envolopes with each employees
home address. My supervisor had opened my check, removed
it from the initial envolope and resent it to my address in
a hand written envolope with the return address of that
branch. I was not informed that the check was sent to that
site, and the finance department was not contacted (had
admin been suspisous of an error in recieving this check).
Are there any laws to protect employees from this type of
event?

Employer opening pay check, 8/19/10, by Susan Miller.

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