Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorDisney will enact more furloughs at its marquee Disneyland, with coronavirus cases on the rise globally and no sign from California officials that the Anaheim theme park will reopen anytime in the near future.
The news was broken in a memo from Disneyland president Ken Potrock to staff Monday (read it in full below).In September, Disney said it would be laying off 28,000 staff at its U.S.
theme parks, the segment of the company hardest hit by the pandemic. Like today, the cuts came at the executive, salaried and hourly level, although the bulk of the hit — or 67%, the company said — will fall on part-time workers.
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