> Disney executives said that the layoffs were part of a reorganization, and that the company opened more positions than it eliminated. And do all those positi

> Disney executives said that the layoffs were part of a reorganization, and that the company opened more positions than it eliminated. And do all those positions collectively get paid more than what they used to? To a certain extent, I imagine you can hire a greater number of cheap workers who collectively can muddle through the job, but still cost less. There's something disturbing about the "job creation!" moral trump card, when the same act is destroying or at least hurting other lives and careers.