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SF Picket To Defend Fired Union Housekeeper Esther Dominguez
Date:
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Time:
3:00 PM
-
5:00 PM
Event Type:
Protest
Organizer/Author:
Committee To Defend Fired SF Hotel Workers
Location Details:
Grand Hyatt at Stockton and Sutter
6/18 SF Picket To Defend Fired Union Housekeeper Esther Dominguez
Fired Local 2 Esther Dominguez was supposed to have an arbitration on June 18, 2009 but the management cancelled it and want to starve her some more. There will be a picket at the Grand Hyatt at Stockton and Sutter on Thursday June 18 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the hotel
Rehire Esther Dominguez Now!
Stop Harassing & Firing SF Hotel Workers
Informational Picket
June 18th (Thursday), 2009
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
At SF Grand Hyatt
Stockton St. & Sutter St.
San Francisco
San Francisco hotel owners are getting ready for a strike and are firing union activists who are standing up
for the members. One of the Unite-Here Local 2 members who has been recently terminated is Esther Dominguez
who worked as a housekeeper at the Grand Hyatt on Union Square for over 33 years. She was fired on
January 31, 2009.
She was framed up and fired on fabricated charges. Last year, she defended housekeepers at the
hotel who had been mistreated with their senority ignored and management did not forget her act
of solidarity. She was supposed to have an union arbitration on her case on Thursday June 18 but the
management lawyers cancelled it and said they were not "ready". This means that Esther continues
to be out of work.
At the same time management has tried to arrest Esther for peacefully picketing on the sidewalk in
front of the hotel. Manager David Nadelman has called the police on her and tried to stop her from
picketing. This attack on democratic rights by Nadelman and the management is another example of
how they treat union members. They claimed the "sidewalks" belong to the hotel but this is not true.
We need to let management know that the working people of San Francisco will not allow this
anti-labor management to run roughshod over worker and human rights. Housekeepers have one
of the most difficult jobs in the hotel and many housekeepers are injured on the job due to the large
number of rooms they must clean and also the new beds, which are difficult to move.
Hotel management cannot be allowed to intimidate and terrorize workers who stand up for their
rights on the job! Labor Rights Are Human Rights.
The Local 2 Committee to Defend Fired Workers is calling on hotel workers and all working
people to call SF Grand Hyatt manager David Nadelman at (415) 398-1234 and let him know that
Esther Dominguez should be rehired now!
David Nadelman, General Manager Grand Hyatt San Francisco
345 Stockton Street, San Francisco, CA 94108
(415) 848-6005, (415) 421-3104
dnadelman [at] hyatt.com
Committee To Defend Fired SF Hotel Workers
If you would like to get more information about the firing of Esther Dominguez and other fired
workers call us at: 510-215-2037 or 415-867-0628
Fired Local 2 Esther Dominguez was supposed to have an arbitration on June 18, 2009 but the management cancelled it and want to starve her some more. There will be a picket at the Grand Hyatt at Stockton and Sutter on Thursday June 18 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the hotel
Rehire Esther Dominguez Now!
Stop Harassing & Firing SF Hotel Workers
Informational Picket
June 18th (Thursday), 2009
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
At SF Grand Hyatt
Stockton St. & Sutter St.
San Francisco
San Francisco hotel owners are getting ready for a strike and are firing union activists who are standing up
for the members. One of the Unite-Here Local 2 members who has been recently terminated is Esther Dominguez
who worked as a housekeeper at the Grand Hyatt on Union Square for over 33 years. She was fired on
January 31, 2009.
She was framed up and fired on fabricated charges. Last year, she defended housekeepers at the
hotel who had been mistreated with their senority ignored and management did not forget her act
of solidarity. She was supposed to have an union arbitration on her case on Thursday June 18 but the
management lawyers cancelled it and said they were not "ready". This means that Esther continues
to be out of work.
At the same time management has tried to arrest Esther for peacefully picketing on the sidewalk in
front of the hotel. Manager David Nadelman has called the police on her and tried to stop her from
picketing. This attack on democratic rights by Nadelman and the management is another example of
how they treat union members. They claimed the "sidewalks" belong to the hotel but this is not true.
We need to let management know that the working people of San Francisco will not allow this
anti-labor management to run roughshod over worker and human rights. Housekeepers have one
of the most difficult jobs in the hotel and many housekeepers are injured on the job due to the large
number of rooms they must clean and also the new beds, which are difficult to move.
Hotel management cannot be allowed to intimidate and terrorize workers who stand up for their
rights on the job! Labor Rights Are Human Rights.
The Local 2 Committee to Defend Fired Workers is calling on hotel workers and all working
people to call SF Grand Hyatt manager David Nadelman at (415) 398-1234 and let him know that
Esther Dominguez should be rehired now!
David Nadelman, General Manager Grand Hyatt San Francisco
345 Stockton Street, San Francisco, CA 94108
(415) 848-6005, (415) 421-3104
dnadelman [at] hyatt.com
Committee To Defend Fired SF Hotel Workers
If you would like to get more information about the firing of Esther Dominguez and other fired
workers call us at: 510-215-2037 or 415-867-0628
Added to the calendar on Sun, Jun 14, 2009 12:00PM
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