Walt Disney World and a union representing their actors and singers have come to an agreement that will allow them to return to work.
It follows a month-long dispute that was generated through a coronavirus request when the Florida theme park was reopened.
The Actors’ Equity Association signed a Memorandum of Understanding that allows actors, singers and level managers to return to their paintings after Disney agreed to have a state COVID-19 check for staff and the public.
The self-administered nasal swab test will be done from Thursday.
Distribution members have their own site where they can register for testing and the public can register for doineedacovid19test.com.
Disney World actors will return to their paintings after the company agreed to have a COVID-19 state check for Florida theme park staff and audiences.
Tests are voluntary for cast members and their families and can register for nasal samples behind the wheel with effects in 3-5 days
The effects of the Kissimmee site, controlled through Florida’s Division of Emergency Management, are expected to step back in 3-5 days and be loose for more than two years.
“As a reminder, the tests are voluntary and Cast Members will not be paid for the time of the tests,” he said.
Kate Shindle, chairwoman of the Actors’ Equity Association, said the executive committee had voted on MEMORANDUM within 90 minutes.
I was hoping to know how many employees the company wouldn’t forget about its limited operations.
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