Eventually, many of the Union workers went back to work as well.
The best way to win over union workers at Ford, of course, is to get the company growing.
When the strike began, union workers from 20 companies walked out.
The increase, which takes effect immediately, benefits 3,300 union workers.
Union workers have 30 days to better the offer, which park officials say is $120,000 cheaper than the present cost.
It was also seen as a way to preserve jobs for union workers.
Under these contracts the company is supposed to use union workers.
About 1,500 employees, mostly union workers and many with more than 20 years of experience, will probably lose their jobs.
About 1,500 employees, mostly union workers, stand to lose their jobs.
The new deal would pay union workers 17 percent more but require them to work in the evenings after schools close.
