Would you place more people on furlough if you think your moment is coming in a couple of months?
Disney has cash and resources. If they thought they could successfully make a challenge the money is there. CAPA filing on behalf of members would also enable costs to be split between Disney, Comcast, SeaWorld, Merlin, Six Flags, Cedar Fair and other members.
Then why are they firing everyone if they have money, and why isn't there still a Mickey Mouse Ice Cream Cart at Downtown Disney?You're right. Iger gave himself a promotion a few years ago and became Executive Chairman and is still on Disney's payroll. The Disney CEO, Bob Chapek, reports to him. Speaking of Chapek his annual salary is $2.5 million, so perhaps the two of them can get put some of their combined millions together to help Disney pay for legal assistance.
Did you know that if we reverse the polarity of 5G it would *cure* COVID instead of causing it!!?
That's the most optimistic timeline I've heard. I hope it's correct.
Agreed, though a poll on CNN Health in early October showed that only 56% of people would take the vaccine...I think that would change over time if people received assurances it was safe (lots off immunizations, minimal side effects). I really do feel that at some point they say it's an assumed risk as they do with any vaccine. You don't want the measles vaccine, you're taking the risk of getting it and giving it to others that have chosen not to get the vaccine.
But again, it becomes a choice right? When does the state say you've made a choice, you live with the consequences? I have no clue.
Well either that poll is sketchy or my opinion is skewed based on my own circle of friends/family. To be fair, my husband and I both tried to enter a vaccine trial but they didn't want us because we aren't health care workers and act like hermits.
Agree on the %...you never know who is responding. Almost every person I've come across is willing to get the vaccine unless they've already had it an think they are bulletproof.Well either that poll is sketchy or my opinion is skewed based on my own circle of friends/family. To be fair, my husband and I both tried to enter a vaccine trial but they didn't want us because we aren't health care workers and act like hermits.
Anyway, I agree that it will become a personal choice at some point, but I don't think the state will allow that to happen until the numbers go down. At that point, I'm guessing that the "25%" capacity thing will go away too. Again, just my guess...
Do they or does it get added to the mandatory schedule? Even though that is enforced through schools, it could be similarly enforced. Universities require immunizations. Employers could be incentivize to require immunization, such as reduced restrictions. Would you take a free vaccine if it reduced your vehicle registration for the year? Publix pays customers to get a flu shot.
In a perfect world, yes it becomes mandatory. I would not at all be surprised if it's required for schools. Feels like it would be a bit of an uphill battle for some of the population given the current climate.
If we can't even get everyone to comply with wearing a piece of cloth over their faces when they're out in public... I think forcing a vaccine on everyone will be a fool's errand.
