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The talking animals which inspire Asha at the beginning of the movie come back to take down a scab (her friend who ratted them out) so she can save the wishes. First a bear pounces on him but then says "it's not me you should be worried about" and we see hundreds of (presumably unionized) rabbits all coming for him.

There's strength in numbers.

Nothing to see here, Bob Iger, nothing to see.

>>If it's not us, then who and whеn? If we don't fight, he knows he wins

>>The lengths he'll go, there's no amount. I won't sit back, watch this play out. That's my vow: Knowin' what I know now

>>Know I'm not the only one that's fed up. Wait 'til they hear our feet go dun, dun, dun, dun. I don't think he's prepared for what's comin': A revolution hit the ground runnin'

>>If there's one thing he can't keep down, It's us and the strength we've found

I'm sure the employees are not threatening revolt in this, a movie where the explicitly Disney-coded kingdom is literally ruled over by an evil king.

"When it comes to the universe we're all shareholders".

Huh. That's an interesting line.