Netflix executive says she was fired because she got pregnant. Now, she’s suing

Zarak said she was named as one of the executives managing the Selena series, but that after she announced her pregnancy, Ramos stopped adding her to emails about the show and didn’t include her in any meetings. The complaint states that Zarak’s work was always praised by Netflix executives, and her supervisor never gave her negative performance reviews or complained. Zarak, who is now seven months pregnant, also says that Netflix uses “deceptive marketing” about its workplace culture to recruit job candidates, since the company gives parents up to one year of paid maternity leave but employees are discouraged from taking it.

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