[dlcarrier]

If you work for a wholly owned subsidiary, the parent company has complete control and the executives have no further hindrance to hiring or firing you than they would ton anyone else, anywhere else within the rest of the company. The CEO is always beholden to the board, and if the board of the wholly owned subsidiary isn't literally the same board as the parent company, then everyone the board is appointed by the parent company.

[ButlerianJihad]

It sounds like Netflix dividends have consisted of beers and private parties where AI bros brag about their race cars and tripping on Special K.