Disney's Craft Maintenance Council union members to vote Nov. 19 on authorizing a strike
Key points
- CMC members vote November 19 in Orlando on authorizing a strike
- Contract expired September 28 and runs month to month; members unanimously rejected Disney's first offer on October 13
- Unions say a strike is a last resort; 14 days' notice required to terminate the agreement
Members of Disney's Craft Maintenance Council (CMC), a coalition of eight trade unions representing maintenance and skilled-trades workers, will vote on November 19 in Orlando, Florida, on authorizing a strike. The contract expired September 28 and is running month to month. Members unanimously rejected Disney's first offer on October 13, with wages the top priority. Talks resume in December. The unions say a strike is a last resort and that, if there is no substantial wage progress after December, they could give 14 days' notice to terminate the agreement.
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