I was being paid a set draw amount, or loan, assuming I would have commission being earned at a later date. I am a w-2 employee and pay taxes on that loan as well. In the end my commissions earned are much less than what I was loaned and I owe money. Howe

Im a public adjuster snd for 5 months my job was to drive out of state everyday, meet at homeowners properties, and try to convince insurance adjusters to buy these above said homeowners' roofs and/or siding. If the insurance paid I received a commission contingent upon a number of circumstances like if my company ended up doing the work ourselves. If we didn't, I didn't get a commission. I was getting 600 a week, working 10-12 hours, traveling 3-5 of those, and paying taxes on the 600 loan. We didn't do a lot of the work because of other reasons than myself and now I owe like 10,000. Shouldn't I have been assured a minimum wage as a worst case scenario? I owe that 600 a week back plus I paid taxes on that loan, and all that labor essentiallly was never paid for by my company. Do I have an argument here?