Hotel Workers Strike Across Multiple Cities Over Pay and Workloads

Thousands of hotel employees demand better wages and working conditions after pandemic-era cuts persist.

Around 10,000 workers picketed in nine cities, including Boston, San Francisco, and Honolulu.
The strikes, lasting one to three days, targeted major chains like Marriott, Hilton, and Hyatt.
Union leaders argue that increased workloads and stagnant pay have made living conditions unsustainable.
Some cities, like San Diego, continue striking as negotiations remain unresolved.
The union warns of potential future strikes if contract talks do not progress.