![]() ![]() ![]() This isn't a compromise from Disneyland Paris but a mandatory process, known as a Négociation Annuelle Obligatoire (NAO) which requires certain private businesses to renegotiate salaries every year. "The visitors sometimes chat with us and say to us: 'You're right, we don't understand why the ticket price has increased, why the prices of all the products at Disneyland have increased, starting with car parking, while you employees, your salary does not follow suit.' So it's just a simple equation: Let's share the wealth fairly." Disneyland Paris sees things differently.ĭespite the rapidly escalating cost of everyday items, Disneyland Paris has steadfastly refused to negotiate salaries and has instead told staff to wait until a scheduled review in August. "We see the figures, the profits they have made, the wealth that has been communicated by the Walt Disney Company," said Ahmed Masrour, one of the disenchanted Cast Members, in a recent interview with French news magazine L'Obs. Instead, Disney's share of the spoils comes from royalty payments which hit a record $129 million last year as we recently revealed. Disney wholly-owns its French outpost but wasn't able to bank the profit as the company ended up making a $51.5 million (€47 million) net loss. ![]() In March we revealed in Britain's Sunday Times that the main operating company of Disneyland Paris made a $51 million operating profit last year - its highest in a decade. ![]()
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