CEO Iger was formerly a member of Trump’s Business Council
Iger refused shareholders’ calls to withdraw, saying: "I think there is an opportunity, when you are in the room where it happens, to express opinions I believe would be in the best interest of the company and its shareholders.”
Let them know how you feel.
Give ‘em HellStands to gain from Trump’s anti-workers’ rights agenda. Disney has a history of being hostile toward employee unions, has faced criticism for the international and U.S. labor practices of its subcontractors, and has been a major corporate opponent to the campaign to enact paid sick days laws. Disney has been criticized for violations of wage and hour laws, violations of workplace safety laws, and for employment discrimination. If Trump’s Department of Labor is underfunded or if enforcement of wage and hour law is not a priority of the administration, the company could continue to violate these laws and pocket the money that should have gone to workers.
Issue a clear statement denouncing Trump’s anti-immigrant, -refugee, and -Muslim agenda, and act to stop Trump’s wall and immigration dragnet;
Publicly advocate for mandatory paid sick leave legislation; and
Commit immediately to paying all Disney employees a minimum of $15 per hour.
Chairman and CEO, The Walt Disney Company
President and CEO of NIKE
CEO and Managing Partner, WE Family Offices
President and CEO of Starbucks Corporation (retired)
COO, Facebook
CFO, the Seagram Company Ltd. (retired)
Chairman, CEO and President, Potbelly Sandwich Works
Chairman, Global Affairs, the Estée Lauder Companies, Inc.
CEO, Twitter
Executive Chair and CEO, Blackberry, Ltd.
Operating Executive, The Carlyle Group
Let them know how you feel.
Give ‘em Hell