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A federal agency has ordered Wells Fargo to give a whistleblower her job back, along with $577,500 in back pay and damages.
The whistleblower was working as a branch manager in Pomona, California, when she was fired for reporting misconduct related to the bank’s fake account scandal, according to findings released on Friday by the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Wells Fargo “terminated the employee turned whistleblower in September 2011 because of concerns raised that the bank’s private bankers were opening customer accounts and enrolling customers in bank products without their knowledge, consent or appropriate disclosures,” OSHA said in a press release.
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