Florida's Disney World has been partially open since May 20

Washington -
Talks between Disney's management and the union have been going on for several days, after which it was agreed to open some entertainment venues and shopping malls. And special precautions should be taken for employees.

A statement from Disney's Union on Thursday said there was a debate over when to open popular theme parks, but that the issue had now been resolved amicably.

The company's management says Disney Springs will open next week with the help of a third party, and three major stores will open later this month.
Disney Springs vice president Matt Simon said in a statement that our theme parks and hotels will be temporarily closed. All entertainment venues are being opened in phases. We will do all this carefully in an extraordinary environment.
Vice President Simon said it was important to take precautions. For example, there will be no cash transactions, so that the physical contact between the buyer and the cashier is minimal. Face masks will be required. The principle of social distance will be taken care of. Hygiene and spraying of disinfectants will be increased.
The closure of the Disneyland theme park cost the company nearly 1 billion in the January-March quarter.
According to the company, about 120,000 earlier this month Employees have been sent on unpaid leave.