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I have been a assistant superintendent for over a year and I was let go for no reason. My employer told me legally he does not need to tell me why he is firing me and that i would receive a severance package when I get my last pay and I have yet received it (the severance) . Then later to find out from a tenant that the reason I was let go is because I am single and the new Supers that have been here for only 6 months wanted the Boss to hire there friends. I have been here the longer than they have year 3 month. Now I need to go to court and see when he is going to evict me. What am I entitled to ? Should I be getting legal aid to come with me?

You are absolutely entitled to severance. Although it is not clear where the eviction factors is, I would recommend speaking to an employment lawyer (or legal aid) specifically regarding your severance package.
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