If my personal information has been given out to owners who’s vehicles have been towed without my authorization, can I sue?

If my personal information has been given out to owners who’s vehicles have been towed without my authorization, can I sue?

I am a Field Supervisor for Hunter Security. Our boss informed us a few months ago that we were now working with a local towing company in Long Beach, CA. Basically the instructions given were as follows tow guy calls us if they have a vehicle to tow. We are to drive to their location and sign off on their tow slip to authorize the tow, and watch them tow the vehicle from the site. That’s it since we have provided this service, I have had 2 occasions where the owner of a towed vehicle has received my first and last name and my personal cell phone number. I have received threats from very angry owners that at this point has made me feel unsafe in my own home. I have a wife and two kids that are home alone at night because of my work schedule. There was one occasion when we first started this service that I put my name and phone number of the tow authorization slip and the owner made contact with me. I agree that this was stupid judgement call on my end. However, There was no training from Hunter Security on what info to write on the tow slip other than what was stated above. Only to meet them at the site and sign off on what they want to tow. Second, no one informed me that these tow authorization slips go back to the towed vehicles owner. I have given 2 different opportunities to my employer to fix this issue from happening again but nothing is getting fixed. This is too dangerous to ignore and I am desperately seeking legal advice at this point.

Asked on January 30, 2018 under Employment Labor Law, California

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