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Third wave of Boston hotel workers go on strike
1,200 workers at four more Boston hotels go on strike
"We're showing them that we got to do what we got to do to get our raise," Renaissance Seaport hotel worker Dee Dee Jones said from their picket line Thursday morning. "Nobody wants to strike. It's sad that we had to strike just to get a new contract.
Why are Boston hotel workers on strike? 1,200 workers walk off job in biggest wave yet
It's the third wave of hotel worker strikes in Boston since Sept. 1, when workers at four hotels took to the picket lines over Labor Day weekend. Last week, 450 workers went on strike for three days at four more hotels in Boston. Thursday's strike is the biggest one in Boston so far, with 1,200 workers at four hotels participating.
1,200 workers from 4 Boston hotels join largest strike this month
Hotel workers from four Boston hotels, including the Omni Parker House and Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport, took to the streets on Thursday.
Workers at several Boston hotels go on strike for third time this month
Hotel workers went on strike in Boston Thursday morning for a third time this month. WBZ-TV's Levan Reid reports.
Boston hotel workers go on strike for third time this month at 4 new locations
BOSTON - Hotel workers went on strike in Boston Thursday morning for a third time this month. This time, workers at the Omni Parker House, Omni Boston Seaport, Renaissance Boston Seaport, and Westin Boston Seaport walked off the job at 7 a.
‘Offering crumbs’: 1,200 workers at 4 more Boston hotels walk off job in 3rd strike this month
Workers in Boston say they would prefer not to go on strike, but feel they have no choice given the lack of meaningful progress in current contract negotiations.
Workers on strike at 4 more Boston hotels
Nearly 1,200 workers at four Boston hotels went on strike Thursday, marking the third string of actions roiling the city’s hospitality sector amid stalled labor<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
1,200 workers walk off jobs in city's largest hotel strike yet
Almost 1,200 Boston hotel workers are on strike this morning in the third and largest wave yet of strikes at hotels in Boston.
Boston Hotel Workers Strike for Fair Wages Amid Staffing Crisis
Boston hotel workers strike for better wages and conditions, impacting several establishments with support from UNITE HERE Local 26.
Boston hotel workers are back on strike. What workers want, and which hotels are affected
Unite Here, a nationwide labor union that represents hotel workers, announced on Thursday a multi-day strike at several Boston hotels. It's the second time in two weeks that hotel workers in Boston have gone on strike. On Sept. 1, workers at four Boston hotels took to the picket lines as part of a nationwide strike over Labor Day weekend.
UNITE HERE Local 26 workers strike in waves at hotels across Boston
Local 26 has a history of successful labor strikes, including a 46-day strike at Marriott Hotels in 2018, according to an August press release. Kuyateh said the W Hotel, which is owned by Marriott, is familiar with the success of the 2018 strike and should know what to expect from the union.
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