Disneyland Workers Authorize Strike Amid Contract Negotiations
Union leaders empowered to call first major walkout in 40 years if talks with Disney fail to yield new agreement.
- Over 14,000 Disneyland employees voted 99% in favor of strike authorization.
- Union members seek wage increases, improved safety measures, and better attendance policies.
- Unions accuse Disney of unfair labor practices, including intimidation and retaliation.
- Negotiations between union leaders and Disney scheduled to resume on July 22 and 23.
- Disneyland assures guests the park will remain open and operational despite potential strike.