I got fired unfairly. I am very angery and depressed. Should I complaint, sue them, or what?

Question

I got fired based on made up facts. The real reasons were 1) my direct boss jeanous that each of my work was much better his and I am so talented; 2) An upper manager hit on me, but he doesn't know how to get into my comfort zone; 3) A coworker was jealous me and all ways tried to get me in trouble and even cheat...I am too nice and too shy to even fight back; Another stupid upper manager treating her like hero and yelling at me publicly and nastly. My boss always helping the nasty mean girl to looks good and made me looks bad and interpreted everything in a wrong way. I fallen into a terrible depression. I had problem straight up my back, I felt sick. I always wanted to cry underneath my skin. I was not able to lift myself up and get over all the technical problem as I used to be. People still call my work great, but I know it isn't perfect or timely as it should be. I was looking for a job, before I land one, they fired me of accused incident of sleep on job even I denied.

Answer 1

There is recourse, depending on what you are looking for. For example, if you wish to continue remaining in that place of work, you can challenge the dismissal either on contractual grounds, or relevant employment legislation. Since I do not know where you reside, I can only suggest that you consult a legal professional who can advise you on your legal rights.

Having said that, from the way you describe your working environment, I would have thought that leaving that lousy place is a better solution. If ever you pursue your legal rights, it would be to let them know that they are in the wrong, and punish them for inflicting such pain on you. After getting your voice heard, leave that place. It does not sound like a place which you would like to continue working in. Think of it as their loss, not yours.

Please do share your feelings with people who are close to you - e.g., family and friends. Do not keep them within you. One of the best ways to get over depressing thoughts is to talk it out. The more you talk, the more you come to terms with the situation, the better you will feel.

Whatever it is, do not lose confidence of yourself. Keep up the faith and believe in yourself. This will not only lift your spirits, but your self composure and confidence will also help you in future job interviews. Take care!

Answer 2

1- Consider that things happen for a reason. Events and circumstances open new doors.

2- Use this opportunity to learn, grow, and evolve. Find a better job with a better boss. Forget the past.

3- Learn to spell. Take a pocket dictionary along when filling out employment applications. Do not guess when trying to spell. It's not working for you.

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Answer 3

You have been unhappy in this job for some time. It is now over, and those bad people are out of your life. If you can find another place in the company where you would like to work, fight it. Otherwise, find the things that make you happy and try to figure out a way to make money doing it.
Because you are trained to do a thing does not mean it is your passion. People who are driven by passion excel and are happy, secure and usually content. Did you notice I left of wealthy? Money does not bring happiness and anyone who lives life trying to own things will be owned by them and driven to work in places they hate to pay for them.

Answer 4

It is sad that You got fired because of that. I don't know how to help you but at least...CHEER UP! At least you know that how mean some people can get. Work harder and keep on perservere. That will help. Trust me. Sorry still a kid and i don't know about adult stuffs.

Answer 5

Counselling, prayer and the best lawyer in town. GET THE BIG MONEY.

Answer 6

If you think you have a good case go ahead. Documentation, witnesses, etc., would be a good idea.i

Answer 7

fight for that