Sounds like you should look for a new job. You could file a wage and hour claim but life may get difficult at work if you do.

You didn't ask a question. Have a local attorney review the entire matter and give you solid advice. What you wrote won't cut it.

Both answers above are good. The entire agreement would need to be read to give a complete answer. Good luck.

Without the benefit of seeing the lease a complete answer can't be given. Hire a local attorney to review the lease and facts and advise you.

Without the benefit of the agreement for review, you could send a demand letter to them first, if not successful go to small claims. Otherwise you...

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Hire a lawyer to review the agreement. You can find one on here or do a Google search. They will charge you by the hour.

Sounds like you were a 1099 contractor and not an employee so you could easily have different terms. If that is not the case contact a lawyer in...

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I don't see a case. You aren't gauranteed a job for life. If they don't want you to work for them they can terminate you.

That is just life in management. Seek out an attorney in your state if you feel differently, and best of luck.