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US hotel workers still fighting for basic benefits after 'hot labor summer'


US hotel workers still fighting for basic benefits after 'hot labor summer'

Thousands of hotel workers in southern California have gone on strike over 100 times since last July, with some still fighting for new union ...

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Time for hotels to “Respect Our Work” in 2024 - Unite Here

Don't stay in a hotel under labor dispute, which could include picket lines or strikes after contracts expire. Search hotels at the union hotel guide at ...

US hotel workers still fighting for basic benefits after 'hot labor summer'

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13500 US hotel workers hold strike votes over pay and conditions

About 13,500 hotel workers across Boston, Honolulu, Providence and San Francisco will vote on whether to strike this week as they push for ...

US hotel workers still fighting for basic benefits after 'hot labor summer'

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California hotel workers ratify $1 billion wage pact - CalMatters

Good morning, Inequality Insights readers. I'm CalMatters reporter Wendy Fry. You may remember it as a hot labor summer.

Increasing Workloads and Stagnating Pay—Hotel Workers Are ...

Around 10,000 hotel workers went on strike over Labor Day weekend, picketing for better pay and working conditions in 25 hotels across nine ...

US hotel workers still fighting for basic benefits after 'hot labor summer'

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Labor Day Weekend Could See Major Hotel Strikes In U.S.

Hotels in a dozen cities could see picket lines as housekeepers and other workers fight for higher wages and lower workloads.

Labor Day hotel strikes reflect the frustrations of a workforce largely ...

More than 10000 workers at 25 U.S. hotels are on strike after choosing Labor Day weekend to amplify their demands for higher pay, ...

Hotel Workers Strike Disrupts Major Cities Nationwide in 2024

This strike began after contract talks with major hotel chains including Marriott, Hyatt, and Hilton stalled. Workers from various cities ...

In a Year of Record Hospitality Strikes, Women Workers Have Taken ...

Among those who are leading the charge? Women hospitality workers. This subset of the labor market faced unprecedented economic hardship during ...

Dozens of LA hotels hit by strike as tourism sees lift from Taylor Swift ...

Southern California hotel workers are demanding higher pay and better benefits and working conditions in a strike that began in early July.

More than 10,000 US hotel workers strike during Labor Day weekend

The hotel chains facing striking workers include Hilton, Hyatt and Marriott. The hotels have 23,000 rooms between them in the cities of Boston, ...

'Staggering solidarity': How California's summer strikes broke down ...

Keith Grossman, an attorney representing a coalition of hotels negotiating with the Unite Here union, said the rolling hotel workers' strikes “ ...

Press Releases - UNITE HERE Local 1

CHICAGO – Today, Chicago hotel workers launched a boycott of the Holiday Inn & Suites Chicago-Downtown. They were joined by Chicago Federation of Labor ...

LA City Workers Plan One-Day Walkout, The Latest In SoCal's Hot ...

Thousands of hotel workers have been staging rolling strikes since July, after contract negotiations broke down with major hotels in Southern ...

Thousands of hotel workers launch strike after talks stall with ... - NPR

Thousands of hotel workers began a multiday strike in several cities across the US to press for higher wages and increased staffing.

Worker strikes grip Los Angeles as nation faces 'hot labor summer'

LOS ANGELES — First it was nurses. Then graduate students. Then elementary school workers. Now it's hotel employees, and TV and movie ...