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I accidentally received the next quarter lay-off list from HR. My name was not there but HR is threatening me that I will be terminated if I disclose the names. What should I do?

You accidentally received confidential information from your employer. While no employer can legally bar you from discussing your own salary/benefits with other employees (as someone else pointed out) they can most assuredly expect you to honor the confidentiality of information you received accidentally that isn’t part of your own employment record…so I see a few of your your options as:Honor the confidentiality of the information, don’t tell other employees and destroy any copies of the layoff list you have (either printed or electronic) and let HR know you’ve destroyed the list and that you are not going to disclose it. Decide whether or not you’re going to look for a new gig elsewhere, but both you and they will know you can be trusted to maintain confidentiality.Pretend to honor the confidentiality, lie to HR, and keep the documentation, tell whatever you decide to tell knowing you’ll be fired if you get caught. Decide whether or not you’re going to to look for a new gig elsewhere, but you will know you can’t be trusted with confidential information.Go full on “take this job and shove it”; mass email the layoff list to a company-wide email list at the same time you tell your employer you quit, and never expect to use them as a reference.Options 2 and 3 should preclude you from ever applying to a job that requires maintaining confidentiality - unless you’re prepared to lie every time any prospective employer asks you if you can be trusted to handle confidential material because choosing either of those options has proved conclusively that you can’t be.

Why is Hannity entitled to attorney-client privilege if he never paid Michael Cohen anything?

Payment isn't required.Assume you ask me, "I have a confidential matter to discuss. I've failed to file forms 3520 for the past three years."I respond, "There's another attorney I know who just handled this. I'll refer you to her."I won't charge for that preliminary conversation. But of course the communication is privileged and I'm ethically and legally bound to maintain the confidentiality.

Has any university ever revoked a PhD for any reason?

I know personally of one case that came close: a student published a dissertation based in part on work done under non-disclosure at a company. The company threatened to sue the University unless the confidential information was removed from the dissertation. As Department Chair, it landed on my desk to make the adjudication of whether the dissertation without the confidential material still met the high standards of original research necessary to be awarded a Ph.D. Basically it boiled down to deleting one chapter from the dissertation. It came close, but I believe that the remainder of work did meet that criteria, but it was a near run thing.

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