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Tag Archives: negotiation
Disneyland and Hotel Union End Contentious Strike
The long running contentious battle between Disneyland and the Unite Here Local 11 union has come to an end. A new five year agreement shows a little compromise by both sides, but the union did have to make a concession … Continue reading
Posted in Disneyland
Tagged Anaheim, contract, Disneyland, hotel, local 11, negotiation, strike, union, unite here
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Disney World to Enter Mediation with Union
Disney World and its largest union will enter mediation with a federal arbiter after an employee vote rejected the company’s proposal. Talks will start Dec 2nd and no strike is eminent. This article in the Orlando Sentinel points out how … Continue reading
Posted in Walt Disney World
Tagged cast member, disney, negotiation, union, Walt Disney World
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Negotiations for new Labor Agreement underway at Disney World
With it’s sister property Disneyland in the middle of a three year dispute with Unite Here, one of its dozen or so labor unions, Walt Disney World has come to the table to negotiate a new contract. As you might … Continue reading
