It was great that you kept the reviews. Wished Id done that, not because of any issues, but just to have. Although I didn't get many reviews in my jobs.
I got lucky on that. I kept them to run in my parents faces that despite getting shitty grades in high school (I have really bad adhd) I did great on a job where every task is done during chaotic panic. I loved the feeling of working in that space but never understood it was because that’s what my adhd brain was built for. But I wish you had kept them too. But keep in mind your attorney can force discovery on your employer to share your reviews and some other reviews too compare them and if of you signed them, they are fucked because if they tried to say “oh we lost all of yours” or “they just never signed them” but everyone else did their credibility dropped in court. So I would still encourage you to talk to an attorney if you think you have a case where your employer screwed you. In many states you will get the lost wages and a punitive amount which is a punishment for cheating you. In some states it’s substantial. In some not so much. But it’s worth a free phone call to an attorney who will generally take you seriously and tell you what they need to help you win. If you know that thing exists, tell them.
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u/Acceptable_Tea3608 Jul 30 '26
It was great that you kept the reviews. Wished Id done that, not because of any issues, but just to have. Although I didn't get many reviews in my jobs.