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I'm a truck driver fired today after 12 years with the company. Three weeks ago we were told overtime is mandatory. Two weeks ago, I yelled at my boss "mandatory for all employees or just some of us" as I have been unfairly targeted by a supervisor, who saw fit to consistently assign me extra work. Overtime was paid after 40 hours and I had worked 42.5. Like I said I was fired today with no notice or explanation.

Hi Wes, if your employer has provided you with no notice or pay in lieu of notice you should definitely contact our intake office to schedule a consult to speak with a lawyer about your matter. Even if you have been offered some form of termination payment, it is still a good idea to speak to one of our lawyer's to determine if what has been offered is adequate. Please contact our intake office at 1-844-661-9065 to set up a consult call.
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