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Show it anywayYou're an idiot...
Well, that is an uncomfortable situation. but he should have at least made sure you got a good recommendation letter.
he probably didnt like ya so he thought if i fire her shell break up with my son... well thats my logics
Depending on the context, it might be a good thing he doesn't feel comfortable paying his sons gf...
you can prob actually make a complaint for that. he doesn't have any work related reason and he can't fire you for personal issues
-how's life going? -well I'm struggling and broke because you ******* fired me?
Sounds like a cover up for the real reason he wanted to fire you. Probably didn't want to tell his son's girlfriend she was screwing up
Well you could probably sue him because if you are doing your job OK he has no reason to fire you. On personal matters you or rather he should settel the matter outside of work and not involving your job. p.s. I don't know what is your job and I don't know how you met your bosses son so my opinion could change depending on that but anyway speak again with your boss because really that's not a good reason to fire you.
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Depending on the context, it might be a good thing he doesn't feel comfortable paying his sons gf...
you can prob actually make a complaint for that. he doesn't have any work related reason and he can't fire you for personal issues