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Also possibly watercraft transportation because they have to suspend service when sustained winds exceed 17 knots/20 mph.

And FYI, DeSantis expanded the State of Emergency to 61 counties, excluding Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade.

The brunt force will apparently be for the Big Bend/Tallahassee area based on the forecasts.

Gov DeSantis declared state of emergency across 41 Florida counties.

We lost two famous people in 2 days... First James Earl Jones, and now him. So saddening.

Now shows at 70 minutes approximately 40 minutes after MK opening.

Apparantley there is now a petition online too. Not sure if it'll help matters, but here it is...

So basically if only let's say 100 CMs walked out, they'd be fired, but if the entirety of WDW Cast walkout it's a different story.

I'd hate to dive into the political nature of this, but these would come from the Rank-And-File Committees and not the Unions themselves.

I believe there is a no-strike provision in the union contract, and that basically applies whilst the contract is in effect.

FYI… https://blogmickey.com/2024/09/tron-lightcycle-run-will-not-participate-in-early-entry-when-standby-opens-next-week/

Like what happened at Disneyland recently.

Sorry to hear man. I’m so angry with this decision even though I’m not a CM myself I think maybe we should protest not with our wallets, but with our voices. Protesting with our wallets won’t help matters, but perhaps if we can convince cast members to do a walk out again like they did back in...

I think there will be calls for CMs to go on strike on both coasts, no doubt about it.

FYI, looks like Advent Health is doing something similar per another post on Reddit.

Must be their program is different from Florida's.

And I'd expect cast members to protest in Anaheim and Burbank too.

Anyone know if CMs plan to retaliate against this move?