She has no formal role at the company, but she has been advocating for higher wages for the company's workers."At the happiest place on Earth, they are paid so poorly that they rely on food banks, sleep in cars or live so close to the bone that even a small problem could send them into a death spiral," Disney told state lawmakers on Wednesday. Abigail Disney's comments about the company's workers stem from a visit she made to some Disney Land employees at an offsite union office in Anaheim.Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger received more than $65 million in 2018, according to media reports, a higher-than-usual figure because of a one-time stock award connected to the company's acquisition of 21st Century Fox. That salary was more than 1,400 times the median pay of a Disney employee, according to a study from Equilar.In 2018, shareholders voted to reject Iger's pay package in a non-binding vote.