ImaYoyo
Active Member
I'm sorry to say that the bolded line below is not necessarily true. I cannot comment yet on any specifics, but many of the personel that I personally know had higher pdp/performance connection ratings than "Falling Behind. Other areas included were sports, entertainment and catering/convention services.
It was a sad and tough day all around. I'm just slightly happier that I still have a job myself. For now... who knows in the future.
It was a sad and tough day all around. I'm just slightly happier that I still have a job myself. For now... who knows in the future.
I've had some updates on the situation from some involved.
The layoffs at WDW so far have been in 2 groups. The first were layoffs as a result of positions being eliminated. These were in areas such as finance, research, scheduling and other back office areas. The layoffs in this category were done according to which roles were being eliminated, performance didnt really play a part.
The second group of layoffs (which are emerging today) are mainly front line managers in the parks. The areas involved are merchandise, food, operations, entertainment etc. The layoffs in these areas were performance based. They were managers who were rated as being poor by Human Resources over a number of years.
To address another point that raised in this thread, Disney HR are calling the shots on this. It isnt an outside company.