20th November 2015
Dear
Cassi,
It
was yesterday that I learned that the company would fight my unemployment benefits
and yesterday that I drew four pages of comics. Then today that I drew another
four. I ended my work four Issues away from being caught up on Random Street
theater and nine issues away from being caught up on Jonny American.
The
sun was gone from the sky and two of the remaining kittens, Bob Denver and
Truth
be told, it would be better to post late every day than to post everything now
and be baron for another few days or weeks. The only real problem is that many
of the comics I’ve drawn are Halloween themed and that was twenty days ago.
Readers need a reason to come back every day and I want to give them that
reason.
Still,
I am so tired. I slept part of the day then woke and worked. I slept again
leaving many of the hours of sunlight behind me. Two days of hard work when I
should have had two weeks of hard work to bring things back to the now. I don’t
know, Cassi, may be this art business just isn’t for me.
Well,
midnight strikes and I have work to do, so, off I go again.
Stay
safe, little sister,
Richard
Leland Neal
They are not going to give you unemployment without a fight? On what basis? You know can sue for the injuries you sustained and also argue that they fired you because of the "waves" being created because you were talking to corporate - and then took an angry client's word as fact to get you out without it looking like retaliation, even though that's exactly what it is. The lawyers are not very good, considering every person who has sued has won their case. One got a few million. I think his name was James, who worked overnights as a manager.
ReplyDeleteYeah, well, I've filed a retaliation complaint. We'll see what happens.
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