It isn't easy, living on $81/week, but that is all I have to get by on since my wrongful termination from Securitas Security Services. I had exhausted my unemployment benefits before securing the job with Securitas. I couldn't find any other job and counted myself lucky to have gotten the work when I did.

I did nothing to lose my job. In fact, I went overboard to do my best work. I knew there would be no funds in my unemployment account to sustain me for several months, so I was not trying to do anything to lose my job. 

However, I did observe several other people get terminated without just cause in the 90+ days I worked for this sleazy outfit. I had a feeling they were coming for me and they did after I filed a complaint about nepotism and ethnic bias on the internal complaint resolution resource. I filed the report on 18 April and was fired on 21 April. Fortunately, the high court ruled that retaliation firings were a form of discrimination, a violation of civil rights, and that employers executing such tactics could be sued for damages.

As the wheels of justice grind slowly, I'm struggling to get by on $81 a week until this situation is resolved. I reported this company to the Labor Board, Department of Fair Employment and Housing, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Better Business Bureau, and the Department of Consumer Affairs.  I also found 49 other reports of abuse by this company on the Rip Off Report website, and posted a report of my own. I don't know what it takes to start a class action lawsuit, but I hope to find out because many of the complaints reflected treatment similar to my own and worse taking place all across the country.