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Isn't there some money they give you if they cancel the contact? Can they just wake up in the morning and decide that they don't want you to come?
Contact a lawyer ,depending on where you are this is illegal.
That sucks and depending on the details of the situation may be illegal… OP did not say exactly why the intended employer did this. It could have been the result of poor judgement on the part of the company and unexpected business conditions, it could be because they suddenly found someone they think is a better fit, or it could be the result of more throughly checking OP’s background or references. The first two could result in a lawsuit, the last could be the fault of OP (don’t blame me, I am just telling you how these things usually work). I have observed all three of these possibilities in my career… Unfortunately a lawsuit does not get money in the bank very fast. OP might need to see if they can get their old job back, find a new one, or move in with the parents if any of these are options. This is a horrible example of why it’s best not to burn your bridges behind you and why you leave you current job on a cordial basis.
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Contact a lawyer ,depending on where you are this is illegal.
Isn't there some money they give you if they cancel the contact? Can they just wake up in the morning and decide that they don't want you to come?