On Monday, strikers from The Palace Hotel at Local 2 visited the Local 19 picket lines in San Jose. When we fight together, we win together! 
Tuesday was a great day for strikers from San Diego, Detroit, Oakland, Boston, Hawaii and San Francisco who are visiting Washington D.C. We learned that more groups moved their events. Over the past two days the team did 56 visits.
Check out this video featuring Local 2850’s strikers in Oakland.
“We’re going to keep it going one day longer than the company!”
Oakland Marriott strike video Raj and Safi
Posted by UNITE HERE! Local 2850 on Friday, October 19, 2018
Local 5 enjoyed pansit on the picket line!
Community supporters, guests, and other Local 5 members have been donating food on a daily basis to our #MarriottStrike picket lines! Thanks Nestor for the pansit! #1job pic.twitter.com/8WGAc72ufi
— Unite Here! Local 5 #1job (@uniteherehawaii) October 30, 2018
While Local 2 had some BBQ!
Oh you know, just a little mid-day barbecue while we march, no biggie 😎
(Thanks to all who donated, from the grill, to the hot dogs, to the coupla bucks here and there to allow us to buy lunch today!)@UniteHereLocal2#MarriottStrike #1u #1job pic.twitter.com/p0JU1yZBhO
— Nicholas Javier (@njcolma1) October 29, 2018
Local 19 flipped the script at TwitchCon. Strikers in San Jose stayed disciplined and strong. Some conference goers refused to cross the line.
“Workers are ready to keep the striking going as long as they have to until they get what they need:" @mcdersa highlights dedication of @UNITEHERE_19 San Jose workers on #MarriottStrike during #TwitchCon. #1job https://t.co/42fiibGGoF
— UNITE HERE #1Job (@unitehere) October 30, 2018
Local 26 had a HUGE picket in front of the Westin Boston Waterfront.
Shout out to the powerful women of Boston leading this strike! #MarriottStrike #1job #1u pic.twitter.com/cpngC7mAKb
— UNITE HERE Local 26 (@UNITEHERE26) October 30, 2018
Outside one of the Local 26 Boston picket lines, office workers made a “1 job” sign with post-it notes in the window!
Spotted in downtown Boston. Office workers make #1job sign out of post it notes! One job should be enough for all workers. #MarriottStrike pic.twitter.com/BM48dcHJIU
— UNITE HERE Local 26 (@UNITEHERE26) October 29, 2018
Local 24 gets ready for their Halloween party on the picket.
Getting ready for Halloween on the picket line! 🎃👻🔮 #SpookyStrike #1job #MarriottStrike pic.twitter.com/zMFuWv98M7
— UNITEHERE! Local 24 (@UHLocal24) October 30, 2018
A member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, Hillary Ronen, asked the CEO of Marriott to come to a meeting about the strikes. Read the letter here.
In this video, a leader from the New Trade Union Initiative in India expresses support for our strike. He’s saying a multinational corporation like Marriott who makes money from our work must negotiate with the union wherever it operates. The fight in our cities is not just about money, but also racial discrimination, sexual harassment and women’s rights in general – in all of those fights, the workers of the world are with us.
One Day Longer? One Day Stronger!
