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Disneyland Cast Members Members Union & Disney Reach Tentative Agreement - Final Vote Jul 29
- Thread starter Mr. Sullivan
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chadwpalm
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Exactly. I also expect what's left of any walk-up ordering at food places to go away to reduce staff. They will push harder on mobile checkout to reduce cashiers. Most likely move forward at a quicker pace to get the automatic entry gates installed so that they can reduce staff by 50% having on person man two gates instead of one.
Also look for even more reduced entertainment throughout the parks, as well as higher ticket, food, and hotel prices.
They basically just negotiated an inferior experience for both CMs and guests.
SuddenStorm
Well-Known Member
Have the details of the new contract been shared?
MarvelCharacterNerd
Well-Known Member
Food prices already went up Resort-wide last week. Most items now .30-$1 more each.
AJFireman
Well-Known Member
I havent seen anything regarding the new contract details but I did see the DCA contract with the same Union expires in September . So I expect to see the same thing happen in a couple of months unless Disneyland already conceded to giving them the same or something better
MiceChat shared these details:
Terms of the New Employee Contract
The barganing committee recommends Cast Members accept the new contract as it brings historic wage increases and improvements to workplace conditions. Here are the highlights of the new agreement:- 3 Year Contract – DEFEATED 5 year contract proposed by Disney
- Biggest wage increases ever – $6.10 over 3 years for most Cast
- Members, and Minimum Base wage rate of $24 in 2024 (or more for some classifications)
- Historic Longevity increases for Senior Members
- Attendance Policy and Sick leave: improvements that give Cast more opportunity to attend to personal issues without fearing discipline
- Disney had sought to end premiums for certain kinds of work (3rd Shift, Working Lead, Trainer, etc.), but the unions rejected that attempt. However, the rate for the premiums was not changed, so there’s not as much incentive to work these positions (or shifts).
Disneyland Strike Update: Contract Details Go To Vote
The contract for nearly 14,000 unionized Disneyland workers expired in June. On July 19th, workers finally drew a line in the sand, with 99% of those who voted authorizing their unions to strike. That leverage
www.micechat.com
