Disney employees don’t get Disney+ for free – but Netflix doesn’t offer streaming perks, either


Giving gratis access to Disney Plus to all of its roughly 200,000 employees worldwide would represent a value of US$14mil (RM58.19mil) per year (at the service's annual rate of US$69.99/RM291), assuming they all took such an offer. — AFP

LOS ANGELES: Workers in the Magic Kingdom are not getting complimentary access to the new Disney+ streaming platform, but that lack of a perk isn’t actually unusual.

Similarly, Netflix also does not provide employees free access to its streaming services. Meanwhile, Amazon doesn’t give employees comped access to Prime or Prime Video, although it does offer full-timers an annual discount on products sold and shipped by the e-commerce giant.

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