Disney has agreed to pay $233 million to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by Disneyland workers, who claimed they were underpaid under an Anaheim law. Under a measure approved in 2018 by voters in the Orange County city,

Walt Disney Co. agreed to settle a wage theft class-action lawsuit for $233 million brought about by Disneyland workers five years earlier.

The agreement comes after workers at the theme park negotiated a minimum wage raise to $24/hour in July The post Disneyland Reaches California Record $233 Million Wage Theft Settlement With Workers appeared first on TheWrap.

If approved, $179.6 million will go to tens of thousands of Disney workers denied raises under the city’s Measure L wage ordinance

Disneyland has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit for $233 million. The suit alleged that park employees, known as cast members, didn’t benefit from an Anaheim minimum wage law. As first reported by the L.

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An attorney representing the workers said on Monday that the proposed settlement would be the largest of its kind in California history.

Disney has agreed to pay $233 million to settle a class-action lawsuit regarding Disneyland Resort employee pay. Disneyland Settles Employee Pay Class Action Lawsuit Five Cast Members filed the original lawsuit in 2019 and it became class-action in 2021.