Hundreds of employees of the "happiest place on earth" are not feeling too happy after being laid off. The Walt Disney Company, Central Florida's largest employer with about 62-thosuand "cast members". is laying off hundreds of employees as the company reorganizes its domestic operations. Disney officials declined to say how many are being fired.
In February, Disney said it was combining backstage operations, like food and beverage, maintenance and merchandising, and placing them under one management structure.
Layoffs are across the board and include jobs at theme parks, resorts, the corporate office in Burbank and the cruise lines. The job cuts, however, have not affected unionized employees.
Layoffs began last month and Disney officials did not say when they would cease. Employees have complained of an increase this week as Disney is streamlining its vast operations and facilities department.
Word of the increasing number of Disney layoffs comes the same day Florida's unemployment rate numbers for February were released. The rate rose to 9.4 percent, the highest unemployment rate in the state since 1976. It's also 1.3 percent higher than the national unemployment average of 8.1 percent.
your house! It reminds me of Green Gables! (Any redheads in the family???)
One of the pictures looked like the ball for illuminations?????? 
Your kids, too funny, but how true!
where the extra dust comes from, the socks that I find in the corners, the jeans I find in the hallways, etc. etc. etc.
I don't smile like this when I do laundry.
As I figured, it was another board I lurk on - I can live without it.
