Is it possible to cancel and "non-cancelable" order and recover my down payment if I am dissatisfied with a company's service?
A reliable answer cannot be provided without seeing the contract.
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A reliable answer cannot be provided without seeing the contract.
there is no legal claim based on the information you provided.
You can be let go for any reason or no reason. It does not appear that you have a factual basis for legal action.
I agree with the prior answers. Let the union handle it.
Unions don't have to be asked to come in. Union organizers can approach employees.
I agree with the prior answers. There's nothing illegal about scheduling based on tenure.
You should consider starting with the Department of Labor.
If you can prove your employer is holding you back because of a disability then you have a case. The other job, though, seems like a realistic option.
There's no law that prevents an employer from disclosing the reasons for a termination, as long as the disclosure is truthful.
Call a local attorney and retain him/her to challenge the employer's decision.