Netflix Is Expected To Hike Rates By 80%, Watch Out For More

Are you a subscriber of Netflix? You need to be aware that Netflix is going to increase the prices in the coming months. But many do not have a clue either. Starting May 2014, the prices for a standard streaming plan were put at $9.99 a month. Existing subscribers entered the plan through the grandfathered scheme at $7.99 every month for HD quality plan of two streams. But now, this may comes to an end. All the grandfather customers will be upgraded to $9.99 plan. UBS states that about 17 million people or 37% of the American subscribers will be affected by the new change. The irony is that most of these 17 million are not aware of the proposed change as informed by JP Morgan research.
About 80% of the subscribers will now be increased and they did not know about that the price hike is coming in May. Now how does it matter? According to UBS estimate there would be a cancellation of accounts by 3-4% of the affected subscribers. But many are likely to continue including the 15% surveyed for JP Morgan. The increase in price hike may not affect Netflix, it is predicted. A comparison has been put up by UBS, accordingly when compared to over pay TV, the cost of per hour viewing in Netflix is 9 cents when compared to other pay TV packages where it costs 30 cents per hour.
According to Netflix all the customers will get an email notification on the new plans proposed by the company. Netflix will be introducing a $8 a month plan for videos in standard definition form allowing only one person to use the account at a time. There is also a higher version price of $12 per month that broadcasts videos in ultra high definition that allows customers to watch videos on four screens simultaneously.
New Dress Code For JP Morgan

JP Morgan, one of the biggest companies, have brought in new dress codes for its employees. The new code states that the business casual dress will be suited and tie for banking professionals as many people interact with clients and it demands some formality. JP Morgan has been following the new edict that the client-facing employees do not receive many benefits from the new dress code. However, if a client sees you, you should dress perfect for that client. JP Morgan agrees that while it is not possible to follow this dress code all the time, they will be releasing a new guideline for the same.
A casual weekend day has also been initiated which will be treated as a dress down day. On that particular day, employees will be allowed to wear jeans, collared t-shirts and other smart casuals. However, yoga pants, leggings, flip flops or anything distracting or revealing dresses are not encouraged. Strict actions can be taken against the employees who do not follow the dress codes mentioned on a dress down day. The action starts by giving a warning and then if the mistake is repeated, then it might affect your personal file which can result in a downward graph in your career.

