Strikes start at top hotel chains in San Francisco, San Jose and other U.S. cities
Briefly

Hotel workers, particularly housekeepers like Fatima Amahmoud, are fighting for better working conditions and wages amid difficult contract negotiations and labor shortages exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The option for hotel guests to decline daily cleaning, which may seem environmentally friendly, has turned into a way for hotels to cut costs, leaving workers overwhelmed with unmanageable workloads.
More than 40,000 UNITE HERE unionized hotel workers are fighting for automatic daily room cleaning and better compensation as they face chronic staffing shortages and increased pressures post-pandemic.
15,000 hotel workers have voted to authorize strikes as negotiations with major hotel chains like Hilton and Marriott stall, highlighting the urgent need for improved labor conditions.
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