They will now have a wider range of costume options. Cast members will no longer have to choose between a male and female look based on what part of the park they work in. "The world is changing, and we will change with it," he said.Ĭostuming, too, will be more gender inclusive. Cast members will still need to abide by some of the previous rules, like keeping hair natural colors and making sure their name tag is never covered. D'Amaro explained that all cast members will follow the same guidelines, which feature gender-inclusive hairstyles, jewelry and nail styles.
Now, there will no longer be segmented rules for male and female workers. This included gender-specific rules for how men and women can wear their hair and style facial hair as well as restricting what types of jewelry could be worn and requiring that tattoos remain covered at all times. This means offering more inclusive products like costumes for people in wheelchairs and LGBTQ Mickey ears, as well as revamping attractions in the parks to feature more diversity.ĭisney has already begun to reimagine several attractions, including its Jungle Cruise ride, and is transitioning Splash Mountain into a new adventure ride featuring Princess Tiana and other characters from "The Princess and the Frog."Īnother key piece of that strategy is allowing cast members to better express their personality while working in the parks.ĭisney has always had a strict policy for how its parks employees must dress and present themselves while in public. "And we want our cast members – and future cast members – to feel a sense of belonging at work." "We want our guests to see their own backgrounds and traditions reflected in the stories, experiences and products they encounter in their interactions with Disney," D'Amaro said. Last fall, after 65 years, Disney added a fifth key - inclusion. For example, if a young guest drops a bucket of popcorn on the sidewalk of Main Street, a cast member will quickly work to provide that guest with a new bucket, while another cast member cleans up the spill. These "keys" are guidelines for employee etiquette and are aimed at providing a seamless guest experience. One of the first things that every Disney cast member learns when joining the parks team is the "four keys" - safety, courtesy, show and efficiency. This form will be given to you to fill out during your On-The-Job training."Moving forward, we believe our cast, who are at the center of the magic that lives in all our experiences, can provide the best of Disney's legendary guest service when they have more options for personal expression – creating richer, more personal and more engaging experiences with our guests." D'Amaro wrote in a blog post on Disney's website Tuesday.
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However, if you are hired in or transferred into a Full Time role in between Schedule Bids, you will need to complete and submit a paper Scheduling Preference form to Labor Operations, which will determine your schedule until the next bid. You will choose your schedule during the Schedule Bid process, which is conducted at least twice annually in all STCU Work Areas throughout the Walt Disney World Resort. If you are a Full Time STCU Cast Member, you generally do not need to submit an Availability Form. If you work at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, you can submit your Casual Regular/Casual Temporary Availability through the Labor Service Center module on The Hub, or by calling the Labor Service Center on (407) WDW-LABOR. If you are a Regular Full Time Cast Member in any other area, you can submit your Scheduling Preferences per above.
If you are a Regular Full Time Parks Food & Beverage Cast Member, you do not need to submit a Scheduling Prefence form, you would choose your schedule through the Line Schedule Bid process. These forms can be submitted to your Production Scheduler, whom you should have been introduced during On-The-Job training. You can also obtain a Paper Form from the Cast Scheduling office located in the Old Administration Building at Harbor Pointe.
If you work at the Disneyland Resort in California, you can submit your Scheduling Preferences through RSVP on The Hub.
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