I feel for you and understand the fear. It‘s a widespread problem that will likely get worse. If you work for an airline, a cruise company, a bar or restaurant in a town/state told to practice social distancing and many other industries you are going to see reduced or no income while the crisis continues. A lot of the workers impacted are paid hourly or rely on tips for income so they aren’t going to automatically be made whole by their employers. The government needs to work on an actual plan to help people financially immediately. I don’t see a way that employers are going to step up and do this themselves without government help.
All that being said, the problem with WDW is it has very large crowds from all over. It would be very hard to test and monitor all of the guests and workers daily to ensure nobody brings the virus in. I think they need to at least try to do that if they stay open. Getting ahead of this virus (we are way behind already and it’s early on) is key to making the whole crisis end sooner. It may be a bad result economically to ban large crowds and public gatherings now, but if the disease spreads out of control the shut down a month or 2 from now may last twice as long and countless more people will get sick and/or die. That’s what people want to try to avoid.
