<prompt> Human: The store I work for has a small money center and we cash payroll checks. When someone comes to cash a new check, we have to look up the employer through the white pages and call them to verify it is real. I followed the procedure for cashing like I always do and cashed a check for 700 yesterday. Today when I came into work, one of the higher up managers pulled me aside and asked me why I cashed the check and showed me a copy of it. As of right now, it hasnt even been to the bank so I dont know why she would have double checked it. I told her I looked up the number as usual and even did a reverse search on the address to make sure it was the same phone number. She told me the guy I cashed it for has been in and out of jail for forging checks. We have never had to look up the persons information, only the company, so I had no way of knowing that. She told me that the store manager mentioned setting up a payment plan for me to pay back the check if it comes back bad. Is this even legal? If the guy already has a record we can put a warrant out for his arrest and the court would make him pay us back. Weve been through that before. If this is the wrong subreddit, please point me in the right direction. I cant find anything on google and Im freaking out over this.  <response>: Fuck no. Call the local board of labor. 