#MarriottStrike Highlights November 14 - One Job Should Be Enough by UNITE HERE

One Job Should Be Enough by UNITE HERE

Marriott: One Job Should Be Enough!

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#MarriottStrike Highlights November 14

Know Your Value, a big conference in San Francisco with women who are leaders in media and business, has moved!

Hotel workers in Boston voted to increase their dues $10 a week to donate to the Boston Marriott workers’ strike assistance fund.

Local 26 Hotel Workers are Giving $10 a Week to Marriott Strikers

PLEASE SHARE: Local 26 union members are sticking together. Each week, Boston hotel workers are putting in $10 to the Strike Assistance Fund. Can you do the same? Donate at bit.ly/26StrikeAssistanceFund.

Posted by UNITE HERE Local 26 on Saturday, November 10, 2018

Local 26 Boston had pizza with MIRA, an immigrants’ rights organization in New England.

Local 5 sang blues on the line. 🎵

Also, PACT, an organization in Hawaii, postponed their event during our strike!

Here are more pictures from the rally in SF yesterday! Mayor London Breed stopped by and expressed her unwavering support of our strike. Click the post to see more pictures of the day.

Press highlights for today include:

UNITE HERE Marriott workers across the country told their stories on what it’s like when “One Job Isn’t Enough,” and why the strikes are worth it.
http://laborpress.org/striking-marriott-workers-one-job-should-be-enough/

San Francisco Culinary Bartenders & Service Employees Welfare Fund has extended healthcare to San Francisco strikers until the end of January.
http://www.sfexaminer.com/vital-healthcare-funds-extended-marriott-workers-picket-line-boosting-strike/

Our courage is winning the strike! San Francisco, Hawaii, and Boston mark new milestones in the strike as Marriott feels the pressure.
https://abc7news.com/business/san-francisco-marriott-workers-mark-40-days-of-strike/4676374/

A housekeeper in Local 26 Providence who recently won the re-election to her City Council seat, Carmen Castillo, was the subject of a documentary about her work for our union. “Councilwoman” premiered in New York. This film shows her rise from an active member of UNITE HERE to City Councilwoman, and her fight to represent the working people in her community.

Workers at the non-union J.W. Marriott in San Francisco showed support to the Local 2 bargaining committee during a caucus this week. Marriott workers at that hotel and others have demanded a fair process to join our union.

Negotiations continue!

Marriott do what’s right! UNITE HERE is on strike!