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Walt Disney discovers COVID-19: laid off 32,000 employees after revenue slashed by 10 billion Disneyland theme parks in many countries Doesn’t seem to open yet.
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On November 26, 2020, the Thai news agency reported that Walt Disney announced that it would lay off an additional 32,000 employees in the first half of 2021, after previously announcing that it would lay off 28,000, mostly employees. In the fun Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the number of users of the service has dropped considerably.
News reports indicate that Walt Disney informed the Securities and Exchange Commission that it will lay off employees Earlier this month, Walt Disney was laying more employees off at Disneyland Southern California. It is unclear when authorities will allow the amusement park to operate.
In Disneyland Florida and abroad like Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tokyo. It reopened several months ago because the COVID-19 pandemic did not exist, but strict social distance measures were required. Disneyland Paris had to close again at the end of last month. Because the French government ordered the closure of the city to control the second wave of epidemic control
News reports said the Disney Representative did not say whether the layoff announcement was combined with the September 28,000 figure, but it was confirmed that the Walt Disney Company was founded in 1923 or 97 years ago, according to Wikipedia. It states that it had a total of 223,000 employees as of last year AND this year’s net income is down by 2,864 million US dollars (about 86,779 million baht).
Thanks to information from the Thai news agency
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