wrongful termination?

[itsallgrand]

I strongly agree with NJRon and think he is giving great advice.

 

It's a matter of choosing your battles. There will be others, with much more at stake and to gain. And it takes a lot of energy and time to fight.

 

As far as unemployment goes, it may be diff. there, but I view it as a last recourse. It can be like a credit card: you do pay, it isn't free, and it is difficult to get out of the system once you go there. My 2 cents.

 

Good luck with whatever course you choose to go.

[jmantra]

thanks all for your support

 

njron sorry for getting defensive I am just in a very vulnerable position right now.

 

I think I am going to count my losses and walk away however I atleast want to know the truth before I do, so I know what I need to work on.

[NJRon]

I understand, and I am just trying to give you some "real world" advice. I do truly empathize but, in the end... you got to do what you got to do.

 

So, I wish you luck in doing what best takes advantage of the systems that have been put in place... If you want to focus anywhere.. that's where. And, in the meantime.. continue to do the best you can and try to not get down at the periodic *a-holes* that crop up in the business world... they're like weeds...

 

And feel free to come back for support if stuff comes up again.. but I am looking forward to a success story.. I could use one.