New Disney Parks Chairman Josh D'Amaro is continuing with the tradition of giving absolutely nothing to the Cast Members for Christmas. In a year when many have been pushed to breaking point and moral is at an all-time low, there is nothing from the company to give any hint of appreciation, unless of course we count this Christmas message from Josh. I'm sure the cast are glad to hear he is proud of them for making the company billions once again.
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Chapek and D'Amaro continue the tradition of no bonus or Christmas gift for Disney's Cast Members
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Brian
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It's amazing how they went from giving beautiful figurines, to ornaments, and now to a note transcribed by a three year old missing two fingers.
ToTBellHop
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Not even a free Mickey pretzel?
That note is really hard to read.
That note is really hard to read.
I'm guessing the Bob Chapek Christmas Cowboy Card wasn't a huge hit this year?
ToTBellHop
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That’s a beautiful horse.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Josh and Bob just after they send said note...
Chip Chipperson
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No subscription to the Jelly of the Month Club?
The tight pants.
peter11435
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Actually they do still get those
mightynine
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Does that note come with a free bottle of eye drops? I'm pretty sure I just went cross-eyed trying to decipher it.
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I can't unsee that!
mikejs78
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People still get bonuses in Christmas gifts from their employers? I have not gotten a Christmas bonus or gift in my entire 20-year career working for various companies.
ToTBellHop
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Then you’re on the Naughty List and need to think about your choices.
We don't from the company, but our immediate Director always gets us something. Like you, it's been well over 10 years since any of my employers (hospital systems) gave gifts. They did luncheons. In the hospital.
Ayla
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Yes.
sullyinMT
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My first “real” employer in healthcare gave a branded coffee mug with either a Kroger or Publix gift card. IRS regulations made that taxable income, of course.
During my high school and college years, working in service industries and eventually as a pharmacy technician on the retail side, I never saw a gift or bonus of any kind. Unless you count “cashing in” PTO at the end of the year.
mightynine
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I don't remember ever getting a Christmas bonus from the big corporate company I've worked for since college.
The little one-man shop I do things for on the side always sends me one.
Chip Chipperson
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I get one every year, but I don't receive it until my first payday in January.