While The Walt Disney Company does not publicly itemize the specific payroll for the Walt Disney World Resort in its annual reports, the figure is staggering given that it is the largest single-site employer in the United States. With roughly 75,000 "Cast Members" ranging from hourly custodial staff to high-level executives and specialized engineers (Imagineers), the annual payroll is estimated to be in the billions of dollars. This includes base wages, overtime, healthcare benefits, and pension contributions. For context, Disney World’s total economic impact on Florida is massive, and as the company has moved toward higher minimum wages for its workforce, the payroll expenses have continued to climb. Between the actors, ride operators, and the massive behind-the-scenes infrastructure, the labor cost is the single largest operational expense for the Florida theme park complex.