Originally posted by Mast

Except he didn't address the issue that Bernie brought up? Bernie accused Disney of low wages, not how many jobs they produced.

More jobs =/= fairer wages. In fact, it's usually the opposite. It's easier to have more workers when you pay them less.

Also, Bernie wasn't attacking Pixar studios, ya twats, just Disney and the treatment their laborers.

Originally posted by Mast

Except he didn't address the issue that Bernie brought up? Bernie accused Disney of low wages, not how many jobs they produced.

More jobs =/= fairer wages. In fact, it's usually the opposite. It's easier to have more workers when you pay them less.

So basically, the CEO is just pulling facts out of his ass to distract from the fact that Bernie almost just snatched his edges.

Also, Bernie wasn't attacking Pixar studios, ya twats, just Disney and the treatment their laborers.

Originally posted by Mast

Except he didn't address the issue that Bernie brought up? Bernie accused Disney of low wages, not how many jobs they produced.

More jobs =/= fairer wages. In fact, it's usually the opposite. It's easier to have more workers when you pay them less.

So basically, the CEO is just pulling facts out of his ass to distract from the fact that Bernie almost just snatched his edges.

Also, Bernie wasn't attacking Pixar studios, ya twats, just Disney and the treatment their laborers.

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

Disney labor standards are fine; the problem lies in the low wages. However, these are minimum wage jobs. He shouldn't be bitching at corporations; he should be actually trying to make a difference re: a national minimum wage raise in Congress.

Originally posted by Icarus

The way Bernie always gets exposed and dragged with the FACTS

Originally posted by Aden

Bernie got clocked.



Disney has really good labor unions for their employees, though. Disney employees also typically get paid above minimum wage as most theme park employees do.

I worked in a sales associate position (lowest guest service position) at Walt Disney World in Florida back in 2013 when the minimum wage was around $7.69 and I was getting paid nearly $9 an hour.

I don't know where Bernie is getting this idea that their employees are underpaid. Disney of all companies.