I'd like some Outside Perspective on this:

Mel was hired by the Critical Care Construction Company as an expert welder to help assemble the containment vessel for a new nuclear power plant. For safety each weld was x-ray'ed after being completed. When more than 70% of Mel's welds were found to be improperly done, he was discharged by Critical Care.

Did Critical Care act legally?

Yes, because if someone was to be injured by one of Mel's welds, the company would be sued. The company was well in their rights to let Mel go.

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do you think it is fair that you get in trouble because you have you're instagram put and get in trouble. it is your social media not theirs. i am the one who has to be careful. they don't have to take care of me.

answer: i think you should look up a police resume.

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