Disney Cast Member Union Rejects Offer of $1 Per Hour Raise. Service Trades Council Union, which represents around 42,000 cast members who work the front lines at Walt Disney World, has been in negotiations with Walt Disney Company for months now and has suggested Union members reject Disney’s latest proposal of a $1 dollar-an-hour raise.
Here is the latest from the Unite Here Local 737
Service Trades Council Union Negotiation Update:
Today the Company presented the Union with its best offer. The offer on wages is essentially the same as the original offer that only provides an initial $1.00 increase for most STCU workers. The leadership of all six (6) unions of the STCU are unanimously recommending workers vote NO on this offer.
Related: Disney Union will Continue to Push for Pay Raises
Disney workers are facing extreme financial difficulties including inflation, which has caused the price of food and rent to skyrocket. $16.00 per hour in 2023 does not keep up with the rising cost of living. Every worker needs an initial raise larger than $1.00 to address these concerns.
The Unions will be scheduling a vote for all STCU members in the coming weeks and will provide those details as soon as possible.
Union Shop Stewards and Committee members will review the proposal on Friday, January 13 during our all-day meeting. They will have information for members after the meeting.
We will not be able to answer questions here on Facebook so please get in touch with your Union committee, shop steward, or organizer: https://www.uniteherelocal737.org/contact-us/.
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