The 32,000 Disney employees, members of six different unions, had been urged by their unions’ leadership to vote no. More than 14,000 votes were cast and 96% voted no. “I think the workers at Disney World have sent a loud message that $1 is not enough.
Unions have represented workers at Disney World since soon after the park’s 1971 opening, but employees have never gone on strike, and the unions have yet to set a strike deadline or schedule a strike vote. Those working under this contract, all of them full-time employees, represent more than 40% of all workers at Disney World. Currently, the park has 75,000 cast members, as the company refers to its employees, including full-time and part-time, hourly and salaried staff.
They need to do this now. There might not be another opportunity to flex union muscle. Push hard.
They charging 200 or more for a ticket now to get in, who has a thousand dollars to spend for a family to set foot inside one of these parks? These prices are outrageous,!
C’mon Mickey Mouse pay up you’re loaded. $$$$$$$$$$$
Disney World won't be around in 5 more years.
There is more to a job then pay