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After the couple left, Davis returned to her department and shakily informed her supervisor about the frightening experience. After a week, she was fired.
Walmart fired Davis for posing a “security risk” a week later
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Davis explained Walmart’s reason for firing her was that she posed a “security risk.”
“The reason they gave for my termination was that I didn’t inform a salaried member of management of the incident and that not doing so posed a security risk,” said Davis. She shared that while she did inform her supervisor immediately, they were not a salaried management member.
Upset and confused over the incident, Davis shared, “I just… I don’t understand. I was the one followed into the bathroom and I was the one who felt threatened and unsafe…. so I get fired for it? Does this make sense to anyone?”
Social media users sparked fury at Walmart, asking Davis to sue the company
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Upon hearing her story, social media users sparked fury at the presumptuous customer and Walmart, with many suggesting that Davis should seek legal action against the company.
One user said, “I’d be in contact with a lawyer asap for wrongful termination.” Another agreed, “Lawyer up and get your $$.”
“Why didn’t the person you reported to get fired also? Their job is to report also or to make you report. And at the very least you should have had a warning,” asked another.
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