When Access Becomes A Test

I didn't log in. I didn't reset anything. Yet suddenly Paylocity opened right up. 

No warning. No email. No explanation. Just quiet access where there had been a digital lockout days ago.

At first glance, it might seem like a fix. A resolution. But I've learned to look deeper. 

Because when a company has already:

- Claimed I resigned (when I didn't)

- Revoked access as policy

- Refused to respond to official records requests

Then magically restoring my access without even requiring login credentials doesn't feel like help. It feels like a test.

A digital tripwire. A way to see:

- Will she log in?

- How fast will she react?

- Can we spin this later as compliance?

But it gets worse. When I clicked on the Pay section which normally requires a second login, it opened too. No extra password. No reauthentication. Just full access to sensitive payroll data. Anyone in tech or HR knows: that's not how secure systems are supposed to work.

So again, this wasn't help. It was a probe. Here's my answer:

I see what you're doing.

And I'm documenting every move.

Because by now, this isn't 'just about pay stubs. Its about control, manipulation, and retaliation disguised as resolution.

Nice try.

-- K