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Disneyland Resort workers' tentative contract agreement leaves room for Anaheim's 'living wage' ballot measure

The ugly battle over workers' wages at the Happiest Place on Earth isn't over.

Although Walt Disney Co. has reached a tentative contract agreement with four unions at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, Calif., the media giant and its workers have plenty of fight left in them when it comes to wages for the resort's 30,000 staffers.

The tentative contract agreement reached Monday applies to about 9,700 people who work in the eateries and retail shops, operate attractions, and

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