Disneyland Workers File Unfair Labor Practice Charges Over Union Buttons

Employees allege unlawful discipline and intimidation for wearing Mickey Mouse pins during contract negotiations.

The Master Services Council represents 13,000 Disneyland employees across various roles.
Workers claim Disney disciplined them for wearing union buttons with Mickey Mouse's raised fist.
Disneyland officials state that only costume-related buttons and pins are allowed during work hours.
The National Labor Relations Board will investigate the charges filed by the union.
Disney's dress code policies have been relaxed recently to encourage diversity and inclusivity.