Disney Hands Out $125 Million in Employee Bonuses, Credits Trump Tax Cuts
The Walt Disney Company announced Tuesday it will give a one time, $1,000 cash bonus to 125,000 U.S.-based employees, for a whopping total of $125 million. And according to an internal memo obtained by TheWrap, Disney CEO Bob Iger said the bonuses come “as a result of the recently enacted tax reform” passed by Republicans in December.
The one-time $1,000 cash bonus will be distributed in two payments of $500, the first in March and the second in September. All U.S.-based Disney employees, either hourly or salaried, who have been with The Walt Disney Company since Jan. 1 of this year will be eligible. In accordance with federal law, the company said it will work separately with union representatives to determine possible distribution plans for union employees.
They can afford it !! AS Overpriced as their Parks & Ships
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1215-If it was overpriced, it wouldn't be packed. I'm a happy shareholder who has never gone to any Disney park or vacationed on a Disney cruise ship.
ReplyDelete12:59, I've also been a stock holder since 1980. You know I'm happy!
ReplyDeleteThe unions will work out distributions, with the unions first in line for their cuts.
ReplyDeleteWould that beeeee cheshire cat smile happy there Joe?
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Pay for the WALL !!!
ReplyDeleteYeh after they FORCED out american workers, who had to train their Foreigner replacements
ReplyDelete2:05 HUH, for real?
ReplyDeleteIn case joe does not post the link i sent :( just goggle
ReplyDelete"Disney replaces workers"
5:31, with all due respect, Disney does not have employees, per se. Disney leases employees through a company that hires them.
ReplyDeleteRegardless joe what they did was not right. They screwed americans
ReplyDeleteBuild a New Cruise Ship Now !!!!
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