I recently changed jobs, and I am in HR myself.

I recently changed jobs, and I am in HR myself. I’ll let my former HR department know all of the reasons that I left, confidentially, including what happened with my old bosses come down the line over a month later my former supervisor is giving out my PII, on top of all of the information that I already have against my former bosses and former company, what steps do you think should be taken? I honestly have enough information to file a hostile work environment claim as well as multiple other issues I could raise with the government about information being incorrectly handled, given out, and discrimination. What should I do? Should I let bygones be bygones and leave it alone and I hope this doesn’t keep continuing or do I take more steps?

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  1. Anonymous

    You can file a claim with your EEOC or you can hire an attorney

  2. Anonymous

    You're asking with a background in HR on what you should do. Turn it around. What would you tell an employee if they had this information.

  3. Anonymous

    Fight it. File. Sue. Whatever needs to be done so it doesn't happen to the next person.

  4. Anonymous

    You do what best serves you.

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