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Netflix exec claims ketamine confession cost him $1.1M job in 'trust exercise' gone wrong
Former Netflix executive Kevin Baillie is suing the streaming giant, claiming a $1.1M job loss after confessing to ketamine use in a 'trust exercise' at his former workplace's Eyeline Studios division.
Kevin Baillie, a former Netflix executive, has sued the streaming giant alleging he was unfairly terminated in April after revealing a confession about ketamine use during a 'trust exercise'. The lawsuit claims the incident cost him his $1.1M job at Eyeline Studios. Details of the incident and its impact on Baillie's employment remain unclear. Baillie is seeking damages for wrongful termination and other unspecified claims.
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