Employment or death. Let’s see what comes first.

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      I am indeed American and can tell you most people do not get fired for things like this on a regular basis.

      It happened mere hours ago and I’m still wrapping my head around it.

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        so you’ll go to a labour tribunal to discuss whether you were legally fired? and reach a settlement where you were clearly fired for no reason which the company is not allowed to do?

        american

        oh. right. lol.

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          My dude I’m at a really low point right now and the snark is not appreciated. I didn’t vote for this shit I was just born into it. I’m dealing with it the best I can. 3 people lost their livelihood because of this.

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          That’s still a thing in America, different names but conceptually the same. Even an at-will employment state doesn’t allow illegal firing which this sounds like.

          OP should call around to see if a lawyer will represent pro bono for sure.

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      There’s being right, and being an absolute arsehole. Right now you’re both. Sometimes you need to not say a thing, even if it is correct.