Candle factory workers sue owners claiming they were told they'd be FIRED if they left work before tornado
More than 100 Mayfield Consumer Products employees are suing the company after they claim they were told they had to stay or get fire, despite the tornado. Elijah Johnson, 20, and Lauren Barclay were among the five who were told by supervisors they couldn't leave their shift or risk getting fired.
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