Alabama woman says she was fired for posting TikToks at work, but claims coworkers who trained her did the same thing and kept their jobs

Alabama woman says she was fired for posting TikToks at work, but claims coworkers who trained her did the same thing and kept their jobs

An Alabama woman says she lost her full-time job after posting TikTok videos that were recorded at her workplace. The creator, who goes by Liz Phillips on TikTok under the handle @lizard_83, shared a tearful video shortly after being let go, which has since gained over one million views on the platform. In the TikTok video, Phillips said she had posted a clip earlier that day about wanting to pick up a second job to help cover her expenses. Acco…