Debra Agis worked as a waitress in a Ground Round restaurant. The manager, Roger Dionne, informed the waitresses that $$there was some stealing going on$.$ Until he found out who was doing it$,$ he intended to fire a waitress each day, in alphabetical order, starting with the letter $$A$.$ Dionne then fired Agis. Does she have a valid claim against her employer?Hoffman Plastics fired Jose Castro because he was supporting the efforts of union organizers. During NLRB hearings concerning his termination, Castro revealed for the first time that he did not have legal immigration documents. He had used false documents to obtain the job at Hoffman. Despite his illegal status, the NLRB found that Hoffman$$s retaliatory firing violated the NLRA and ordered the company to pay Castro $$66,951$ in back pay. Hoffman challenged the order in court. Should Hoffman have to pay?