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Along with the lawsuit, Disney workers pushed for stronger wages through their union reps at the Master Services Council, a coalition of four unions that represent over 14,000 Disneyland employees. After voting to authorize a strike, MSC members and negotiators reached a deal that raised base pay to $24/hour.Yes, after voting to authorize a strike, the Master Services Council (MSC) and Disney reached a deal to raise base pay to $24 per hour: BackgroundThe MSC is a coalition of four unions that represent over 14,000 Disneyland employees, including ride operators, custodians, candy makers, and ticket takers. The unions began negotiating over contract issues in April, including wages and attendance policies. They cited economic hardship for their members, including food and housing insecurity.