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🔺 r/personalfinanceuPresto_smitz·54 days ago

My previous job fired me and is now sending me a bill.

For context I was a maintenance man for a year and a half at this property, I had an apartment under the company and the lease agreement gave me 50% off rent. Long story short the company turns hands in management and the cushion I had built up for a year of employment, vacation time, benefits, all went out the window when they gave me a written warning and no time to respond and then a final written warning with again only 24hr to rebuttal. The email they said they sent to corporate they did not CC me on and ultimately I was fired. After making me sign a 14 day move out notice, they are now sending me a bill for the final month of living there and they are not including the discount on rent even though the billing statement itself shows the active discount. I might need to take them to small claims court I don't know but I'm feeling frustrated and out of options Edit: I live in Texas submitted by /u/Presto_smitz to r/personalfinance [link] [comments]
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