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Hotel Workers Launch Boycott of 2 SF Hotels

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Hundreds of hotel workers and community members march through downtown San Francisco to call on visitors to boycott two major hotels: the HEI Le Meridien and the Hyatt Fisherman’s Wharf.
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February 24, 2009 - Hundreds of hotel workers and community members marched through downtown San Francisco to call on visitors to boycott two major hotels: the HEI Le Meridien and the Hyatt Fisherman’s Wharf. Building on UNITE HERE Local 2’s Hotel Workers Rising campaign, workers at these hotels are seeking respect, job security and better livelihoods for themselves and their families. HEI and Hyatt workers have called on management to respect their choice whether or not to form a union through the majority sign-up process – the same process used by numerous other hotels in San Francisco and across the US.
§Hotel Workers and Allies March Downtown
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§Business Pulled from Boycotted Hotels
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§Boycott
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§Rally in Front of the Le Meridien
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§Danza Azteca
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§Blessing
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