ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — After months of going back and forth at the bargaining table, Disney and unions representing 38,000 employees will have to start over from scratch.
Members of the unions voted overwhelmingly to reject Disney's current contract offer, which would have given employees a 6 to 10 percent raise over two years, an immediate 50-cent hourly wage increase and a $200 ratification payment.
Ballot boxes are coming in as Disney’s unionized workers vote whether to accept latest wage offer. Union has “Vote No” printed on the side of each ballot box! Live coverage on #WFTVat5 @wftv pic.twitter.com/yuvNHxBuo8
— Ken Tyndall (@KenTyndallWFTV) December 20, 2017
Disney union members have started counting ballots as workers decide whether to accept or reject Disney’s latest wage offer! Continuing coverage @wftv pic.twitter.com/RjAgzeRSeZ
— Ken Tyndall (@KenTyndallWFTV) December 20, 2017
The ballots are counted. Disney union leaders are set to announce results of wage offer vote! Continuing coverage @wftv pic.twitter.com/32qv91XhZ6
— Ken Tyndall (@KenTyndallWFTV) December 21, 2017
#BREAKING Disney unions overwhelmingly reject Disney’s wage offer! It’s back to the bargaining table. Continuing coverage @wftv pic.twitter.com/vsHXfTZYmL
— Ken Tyndall (@KenTyndallWFTV) December 21, 2017
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