The Associated Press (AP) reports that more than 10,000 Workers employed at 25 Hotels across the U.S. are on Strike in order to amplify their demands for higher pay, fairer workloads and the reversal of COVID-era cuts.  UNITE HERE, which represents striking Housekeepers and other Hospitality Workers, says nearly half of the striking Workers - or 5,000 - Are in Honolulu.  Female Workers tell the AP the Strike reflects the frustration of the Union Workforce, much of whom are Women.

To Read This Labor News Report, Go To: Labor Day Hotel Strikes Reflect The Frustrations Of A Workforce Largely Made Up Of Women Of Color - ABC News (Go.Com)

Photo Courtesy Of UNITE HERE's Facebook Page.