At the height of a flu epidemic in the United States, workers at several pharmaceutical companies that produce flu vaccines threaten to strike. The flu tends to incapacitate people for a week to 10 days. What options might the President of the United States have in this situation?

David Canidy was employed as a server at the Kirkus Tea Room. Canidy was unfairly accused of stealing money. As it turned out, Louis Whittaker, the manager of the restaurant, had simply misplaced some money. However, before discovering his own error, Whittaker fired Canidy in a loud and public display. During the firing, Whittaker accused Canidy of the theft and insulted him. What kind of a wrongful discharge lawsuit might Canidy bring against Whittaker and the Kirkus Tea Room? Explain your answer.