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A lawsuit has revealed that Netflix and Eyeline Studios fostered a workplace culture heavily centered on alcohol consumption, with alcohol openly encouraged and frequently modeled by executives. The allegations include company-sponsored events, personal bars for executives, and repeated examples of CEO Jeff Shapiro drinking in professional settings. The court claims that the environment promoted heavy drinking, despite Netflix's public policies emphasizing a relaxed approach to work culture. The lawsuit also involves a former executive, Kevin Baillie, who was dismissed after admitting to medically prescribed ketamine use; he disputes the reasons for his termination and seeks damages.
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