Earl Sweatpants
Well-Known Member

That's how it's doneEnd of amicable discussion high five?

That's how it's doneEnd of amicable discussion high five?
Yup, they were stupid to unionize. They did that to themselves.
Wow, not that I visit it anymore (our kids are 16 & 17) but I will be disappointed for other families if it basically becomes a TV show. One of the things our kids loved was that the characters they loved from TV were "alive" and onstage in front of them. If they are going the cheap and uncreative route here (let's see what guests think before condemning it), they bulldoze away and bring something else in.The rumor is to replace the puppets with screens and keep 1 single entertainer wich would be the host
Hmmm... I try to be a good citizen by supporting businesses that pay fair wages, demonstrate concern for worker safety and well-being, and put forth efforts to hire underrepresented groups in every level in the organization, support the right of workers to organize, etc.. In short, I'm a "workers first" type of guy, but I wouldn't call myself militant about it, but how employers treat their employees does matter to me.
That said, there's something slightly distasteful about a Disneyland cast member airing their job grievances on a Disney fan site to people who are basically some of Disneyland's best customers. If you really are serious about the issue, and you aren't getting support from management, your union, or the labor board then take it to the media, go on strike, or choose another legitimate channel to get the word out to the public. I'm sympathetic, but I've never really cared to read what goes on "backstage" at the parks in these kinds of forums. The last thing I'm interested in reading is a email complaint written by an employee to a Disney fan website.
I don't know where the above post came from, but they did take it to the media:
but they did take it to the media:
From what I understand one of the editors at MiceChat received the letter and posted it there.
I agree.Yup, they were stupid to unionize. They did that to themselves.
From what I understand one of the editors at MiceChat received the letter and posted it there.
Seems like the more appropriate way to handle it.
And Micechat posts it in an update and invite any reporters to contact them for more information.
Don't they always?And Micechat posts it in an update and invite any reporters to contact them for more information. Seems seedy to me. Are they just taking everything being told to them as absolute fact?
It's almost as if MiceChat has an anti-Disney management agenda.
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