There have been a few instances in my life that I could have sued someone. I just never have and I just went on with my life, knowing that someone else would have definitely gotten a lawyer. My question is about something that happened about five years ago while attending college...I worked in a restaurant, and I was the only employee with access to the register, besides the managers. Every time this one female assistant manager was on duty, she would claim that my drawer was short. I've always worked with money, and I was never short on my drawer at this restaurant. I began to feel that she was trying to pull a fast one on me, it happened 3 times, and she seemed the sneaky type. I even talked to the area director about her because it seemed fishy. She ended up leaving the restaraunt, I don't know why. And I saw her working at Walmart, she told me she worked in the office as a bookkeeper. A few weeks after that, one of the managers at the restaurant, came to me and told me that this woman had called him and told him to watch out for me because I had bounced a check at Walmart. I was shocked! I told him that I was a couple dollars short in my bank account, but that I practically ran to Walmart and paid them the cash. It was something that I took care of right away, it's not like I was hiding out from Walmart. The manager at the rest. was not looking for an explanation in any way, (it was none of his business, and he totally agreed that she was wrong to have called him!) Anyway, I was angry at this, and I spoke to the GM at Walmart. He said he will talk to the woman, and get back to me. He never got back to me, and I just let it go. My question is, could I have sued Walmart? Isn't it against the law to do what she did? I've been curious to know! Thanks!
