Not very familiar with redstone; is there a way to clamp a redstone signal's output strength to a certain range? Say the range is 3-7: any signal coming in which is below 3 will result in an output of 3. Signals of 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 would output their true value. Signals above 7 would output 7.
St Catharines, Ontario
I was given an offer for a TA position running through May. A fixed-term contract was given, signed, and accepted. The position began this Monday the 4th.
I just received an email informing me that the "contract is being rescinded" due to there not being enough students to justify an extra TA for this class. Nowhere in the contract does it say anything about being rescindable, but then I don't know much about contracts. The contract was for several thousand dollars, and losing it will have me scrambling to support myself in the short term.
I've looked through my union's collective agreement and can't seem to find anything directly relevant to this. I've also emailed the union but don't know when I'm likely to hear back.
My three questions are basically these:
Is this a scenario where something can be done at all?
If so, would this be something where the union can handle doing that?
If this is outside of the union's scope and a lawyer would be needed, is this a scenario where lawyers would work on contingency? Obviously if a few thousand dollars impact me to this degree you can imagine I can't afford a lawyer.
Thanks for any help!
Update: Union says this is legit. Oof.