Alaska Airlines flight attendant to make the video “inappropriate” on the plane launches GofundMe
- A flight attendant was launched in the former Alaska air after her video became virus.
- She insists that the video was not harmful and started the GoFundMe campaign to support it.
- An increasing discussion about the place where employers should draw a line at the personal social media content police now.
now former Airlines flight attendant, which was recently identified as San Francisco’s citizen Neil dellaShe seeks financial support through the Gofundme campaign after she rejects her function to post Twerk virus video on Tiktok.
With her own words, 15 seconds clip This was filmed at 6 am on the Boeing 737, while I waited for two hours until the pilots simply arrived “just Twerk before work.” However, it may not be surprised, the resulting reaction, along with allegations that violated the social media policy of the airline, has led to its rapid termination.
Viral tiktok
According to reports, it was only Dilma with Alaska Airlines About six months ago was, at a ridiculous turn, celebrating the end of the test period when I recorded the violating video. I originally commented, “The Jewish neighborhood until I die, do not let the uniform deceive you”, but for many viewers, this statement was sufficient to call for its dismissal on an unprecedented basis.
Whether it is an illustration or video or likely, the airline has taken quick and angry measures, as Diaala later claimed that it was launched without an official opportunity to defend itself.
In its recent re -posting of the video, the #Discriminalismisreal is used and expressed its frustration with the loss of her income as a result of what it considers just a personal expression. Critics were severely exposed because of the weak and drying judgment, while others have argued that the airline policies give employees a very wide field to determine whether the content could negatively affect their image. Either way, the end result was the same: Diala found itself unemployed at the speed in which its video clip became viral.
Personal expression or something worse?
Most airlines maintain strict social media policies that prevent any content that may harm the brand from being published by their employees. Most of the time, these policies contain an open language that requires employees [we’re paraphrasing] “Avoid spreading anything that can reflect negatively on the company.”
It is not surprising, Diala insists that her video is not harmful, explaining that she had never linked her “performance” to Alaska Airlines by name. However, its official official uniform and the background of the cabin made the planes made this difficult defense to find out …
While the roles of aviation hosts usually carry increasing criteria of professionalism compared to similar functions, and the ideals are likely, the Public Opinion All -opinion jury revolves around whether the consequences are very severe or completely justified. Diala’s position has pushed a wide range of discussion about the extent to which employers should go in the personal social media content and whether some creative expressions automatically violate professional guidelines.
Diaala’s Godundment: Slow start
Diaala has now turned into Gofundment in an attempt to raise $ 12,000 to help fund “Linerie Glossoming and Dessert Business”, which works under Cakezncake and @Figure8.Lingerie, respectively. Unfortunately, as of mid -January, only $ 180 accumulated.
Things have only moved from bad to worse for Diala, with the death of its beloved English bites and a rocky personal relationship that adds to its difficulties in recent months. However, she confirms that she liked to work as a disease on the trip while she was in a good moral condition.
