Here are some facts folks need to keep in mind with regard to this article.
Not one of these 35 people were arrested for committing a sex act on Disney property.
Disney world employes over 65,000 ‘cast members’.
The 35 people were arrested over an eight year period. That’s a little over 4 per year out of those 65,000 employees.
Knowing how employees roll in and out of jobs, over this eight years Disney probably employed over 100,000 if not hundreds of thousands of different people for those positions.
I think it’s remarkable that there weren’t far more problems than this, and I think it’s a credit to Disney for screening their people pretty good.
CNN is a scrounge organization. This is yellow journalism at it’s very worst.
I disagree with a number of Disney decisions, and I think they are fair game on some issues. This isn’t one of them, and CNN’s brash headline is despicable.
You’re 100 percent correct, but you’ve interrupted a panic party, so watch out for incoming......
“The 35 people were arrested over an eight year period. That’s a little over 4 per year out of those 65,000 employees.”
That is, perhaps, a relatively small number but who cares? It’s too many. When you promote non-normative behavior among, not only, your guests but your employees; you deserve whatever opprobrium comes your way!
Let’s see Disney is a rival of CNN’s parent company...
Somebody needs to start running background checks on reporters, editors, producers and anchors.
THAT would be interesting.