Many states have laws allowing you to see your personal files after termination.
You can request the files via PDF from Nielsen. If they refuse to allow you to see it, you can file a complaint with a state agency if the state has a law allowing you to see it.
Check out https://www.thehrspecialist.com/14541/access-to-personnel-files-50-state-laws
An employer is violating the law if your state has a law in place allowing you to see your personnel record and they refuse. File a complaint.
It shouldn’t be this hard to contact or get answers from these people!
My last day was 6/13/24, I was told I’d be paid for hours worked 6/10-6/13 which according to NTime was 35 hours plus 5 unused vacation days.
I was paid $472.05! Can someone explain how they came up with this amount!
I can’t access my paystub or get a response from Tania Velez in Human Resources. And I don’t have a number for the department to call and request a copy of my final paystub. I’ve been trying to get an answer since Wednesday.
I’ve never dealt with such an unprofessional organization in my life.
Get your file.
I got my personal files from Nielsen and discovered they made up a fake annual summary about me. I think it's important to get your personal files.