Thousands of Southern California Hotel Workers Strike for Higher Pay and Better Benefits
- Thousands of hotel employees in Southern California went on strike demanding higher wages and improved benefits.
- The strike is the largest in the union's history, affecting about half of the 32,000 hospitality workers it represents.
- The union is seeking wage increases, affordable healthcare, pension contributions, and safer workloads.
- They also want to establish a fund to help workers afford housing in the expensive Los Angeles area.
- Although negotiations have been ongoing since April, the union claims that hotels have not been bargaining in good faith.






















