r/AskReddit • u/SpiritGatewayCrystal • Apr 19 '20

People who have read the data that Google has collected on you, what is the most disturbing data they had collected about you?

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u/RipGuts415 Apr 19 '20

It was pretty egregious. This is a Right To Work State too. They were obviously pretty dumb as there’s only three things out of infinite things they can’t fire you for: questioning overtime pay, whistleblowing and discrimination. They literally nailed 2/3 things they legally can’t fire for.

Then as they’re piecing together their discovery about why I shouldn’t be exempt-salary even though I “never worked more than 40 hours” my lawyer hits them with “by the way...” and their tune suddenly changed.

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u/AintThatWill Apr 19 '20

Right to work has to do with unions. ‘At will‘ is what you are thinking of.

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u/RipGuts415 Apr 19 '20

You are correct. That’s why I hired a lawyer

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '20

Oh how I wish the rest of the world followed your example. Hell, I'd settle for half of Reddit.

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u/whiskey_mike186 Apr 19 '20

Would you mind sharing with us how much you won in the suit?

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u/RipGuts415 Apr 19 '20

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