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WA: W-2 wage information of Kent city employees ‘inadvertently disclosed’ | Update

Posted on August 23, 2022 by Dissent

Steve Hunter reports:

A city of Kent staff member “inadvertently disclosed to (another city) employee a file containing the 2020 W-2 Wage and Tax Statement information for all city employees,” according to an email sent by Chief Administrative Officer Pat Fitzpatrick to city employees.

In the Friday, Aug. 19 email, Fitzpatrick said he was writing to employees to let them know their personal information had likely been exposed to a fellow staff member.

Read more at Kent Reporter.

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