10-12-2021 13:07 via businessinsider.com

A TikToker wrote code to flood Kellogg with bogus job applications after the company announced it would permanently replace striking workers

A group of union workers from Kellogg picket outside the cereal maker's headquarters while on strike in Battle Creek, Michigan, October 21, 2021Emily Elconin/Reuters
A TikToker shared code he says will spam the Kellogg website with fake job applications. 
Kellogg has advertised for workers to "permanently" replace those on strike amid a dispute. 
Reddit users started a campaign to send the company bogus applications.
An activist on TikTok posted code online meant to flood the Kellogg w
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