Nelle Diala, a flight attendant with the Alaska Airlines in the United States of America has been dismissed from her role after she posted a video of her tweaking on Tiktok while on the job.
She has been working with the Airline for over six months before she got fired for what the company described as “violating” the airline’s “social media policy”.
Ms Dialla revealed the news of her dismissal on her Tiktok page after her twerk video captioned: “ghetto bih till i D-I-E, don’t let the uniform fool you,” had gone viral.
Posting the shocking news about her employer’s action, she wrote: “Can’t even be yourself anymore, without the world being so sensitive. What’s wrong with a little tw£rk before work, people act like they never did that before. #discriminationisreal.”
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On her GoFundMe handle, Dialla realised her mistake, but explained that she did the video out of excitement as she was celebrating the end of her probation, that instead of getting support, she got scrutiny.
“It was a harmless clip that was recorded at 6 am while waiting 2 hours for pilots. I was also celebrating the end of probation. The video went viral overnight, but instead of love and support, it brought unexpected scrutiny. Although it was a poor decision on my behalf I didn’t think it would cost me my dream job,” she said.
She also claimed she was “wrongfully fired” by her employer, with no warning or chance to defend herself, that she did not violate the company’s social media policy since her video was harmless.
“My employer accused me of violating their social media policy. I explained that the video wasn’t intended to harm anyone or the company, but they didn’t want to listen. Without warning, they terminated me. No discussion, no chance to defend myself-and no chance for a thorough and proper investigation,” she said.
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