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 on one of its largest issues, the price of health care for its members

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Disneyland and Hotel Union End Contentious Strike

Disney World Union takes offensive

After it’s members rejected a Disney proposal that would have resulted in a choice of either less healthcare coverage or lower wages, the Services Trade Council, which represents 20,000 of the 60,000 WDW cast members, has come out with a movie that explains the trap cast members are in. MouseTrapped 2010 had a showing earlier tonight, but as far as I can tell, it’s not on the net.

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Disney World Union takes offensive

Union in Dispute with Disneyland Ups the Ante with Risky Flyer

A few days ago members of the Unite HERE Local 11 were reportedly seen handing out flyers near Disneyland. Normally this would be an acceptable behavior for a union that is in a three year dispute with the theme park and resort over benefits, working conditions, and wages for its members. But this time they may have gone a step too far

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Union in Dispute with Disneyland Ups the Ante with Risky Flyer

Disney World Cast Members Reject Disney’s Contract Proposal

Members of the unions representing 20,000 of Disney World’s 60,000 workers rejected a contract offer from the Walt Disney World resort today.

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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.

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Disneyland draws quick contract with largest union

Disney has agreed to a contract that ensures yearly raises for the employees in its largest union - the Master Services Council.

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Disneyland draws quick contract with largest union