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I had a disagreement with my and employer and I told her I was leaving for the rest of the day and she said to go. The next day I told her I would be back the following and she told me no that they are having a meeting to decide if I will return or not. So for two days I was not allowed to return and now I received a letter by courier stated that J walked and and I no longer work there with no compensation. Can they do that?

No they cannot. While they may be alleging that you resigned, the courts would likely find that your employment was terminated. However, you should address this situation as quickly as possible. To do so, it is important that you obtain legal advice. Please contact our firm to discuss how to proceed and ensure that you receive a fair severance package.
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