Dear Amy: I work for a small spa. Over the last eight years my family and the owners’ family have become friends.
You should pursue the back pay owed to you, following your lawyer’s advice .
The business owners should assume that all of the employees will find out about this. The spa’s own lawyer will advise them on how to settle, deal with any penalties, and continue to stay in business, legitimately. Yes, your sister’s adult children do have the right to know their DNA heritage. Your sister is the person who should tell them.
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