<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

I've been working at a restaurant for about 5 months now part time while i'm in school. I just came back from vacation in New York, where I spent all my money. I was supposed to work Monday night but got a text message from a coworker(I wasn't even called by the management for this, I had to find out via coworker gossip) saying that our restaurant had been closed. 

Apparently, the owners and management had known for a while that this would happen, but didn't tell anyone so we could start looking for other jobs because they thought telling people would cause theft. So now I'm unemployed, rent is due soon, and I'm completely broke. 

Is this right, or even legal to do? If the proprietors knew that the business was closing, shouldn't they be obligated to give us, the employees, a little notice so we can find other jobs? I'm frantically submitting applications everywhere but I seriously doubt I will find anything, and work enough hours to make the money needed to pay my rent this month. I'm just kinda perturbed... >_<
<bot>: The owners of the restaurant I work in have known for months that the business was going under, and didn't tell anyone until the day it closed. Now I'm unemployed and broke.