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TikToker Exposes Horrifying Work Surveillance, Immediately Faces Backlash

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July 23, 2022

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A woman reveals the extreme surveillance she is under while working from home in a TikTok and then gets fired by the company when the TikToks go viral. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.

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'TikTok got me fired.' Her job in the tech industry was shortlived after the company found her videos discussing salary.

"A woman in Denver took to TikTok to share her $20,000 pay increase at a new job working for a tech company — but she says she was ultimately fired after the company found her videos.

In June, Lexi Larson shared a TikTok video saying her salary had risen from $70,000 at a marketing agency to $90,000 after landing a job in the tech industry. Her content on the platform leading up to and following the video covered her spending habits in Denver and how she got the new job.

But Larson says that after her company found her TikTok account, she began deleting videos to try to avoid angering her bosses. She was aware her right to discuss her salary was federally protected by the National Labor Relations Act but still decided to take them down, USA Today reports."

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