Historically, Walt Disney had a complicated relationship with employee compensation, often leading to labor friction. While he offered job stability, many animators felt underpaid and undervalued, leading to a major strike in 1941. Today, Disney workers often cite low wages, with many relying on food stamps or living in their cars, despite some improvements in union contracts. Sound familiar? lol we keep the rich by settling for less. Just saying.

SPFPA doesn't say how we conduct our voting. The Local Board does. This is straight from the bylaws. SPFPA is saying that this is for elections only and not contracts, BUT the bylaws specifically says ratification. Our Board needs to stand up against SPFPA! Just another example why we NEED to decertify.

SPFPA President David L. Hickey in a wheelchair really knows how to pick his SPFPA Directors and representatives. Above in the first picture is his handpicked appointed former SPFPA Washington DC Director Assane Faye founder of the United Security and Police Officers of America union. Faye was convicted of two counts of embezzlement and seven counts of mail fraud. Assane was sentenced to 37 months for his crimes.

Federal agents have raided the home of a Michigan-based labor boss amid allegations that he may have stolen money from union members who guard nuclear power facilities and a NASA space center, according to the Detroit News.