Statement for Trans Employees from Netflix

As we mentioned before; in the past few days Netflix employeesfamous comedian known for his jokes, often crossing the line Dave Chapelle‘s new show’The Closer’located in homophobic and transphobic He had risen because of the ‘jokes’. From Netflix CEOs Ted Sarandosto the Chapelle by supporting Many employees stated that they were considering resigning.

Even though there was no moderate news from Netflix management, the employees are on Wednesday, October 20th, that is, today. they will go on strike had explained. The anticipated move finally arrived from Netflix today. Hours before trans and supportive workers strike, Netflix a statement supporting the protest published.

“We respect the decision of any employee who chooses to leave”

The organizers of the strike, which is scheduled to take place today at 10:30 in front of Netflix’s Epic building in Hollywood; Ted Sarandos, the company’s co-CEO and chief content officer, in their statement on Monday. ‘company demands’He stated that they would present a list of

Sarandos, the name behind the heated debate, said that yesterday’s deadline He admitted his guilt in a way, saying that the reaction in his interview was terrible. “I messed up internal communications, and I don’t mean just mechanically,” said Sarandos, “I think I must have noticed that a group of our employees were very hurt by the decision made, and I should have realized that before I started rationalizing their grief. I say this because they I deeply respect and I love their contribution to Netflix. they were hurting and I should have known this before“ used the phrases.

Following Sarandos’ statement, Netflix also made a statement on the subject. A Netflix spokesperson said, “We value our trans colleagues and supporters,” saying “Any employee who chooses to leave we respect your decision and both on Netflix and our content a lot of work to do We are aware that it is. “ he said.