Workers at Hilton hotels in San Francisco have reached a tentative four-year contract agreement, marking a possible end to the strikes that have targeted several hotels in recent months. The agreement, similar to those ratified by Hyatt and Marriott workers last week, covers 900 Hilton employees and includes wage increases, health insurance protections, and safeguards against understaffing. If approved by workers in a ratification vote on Tuesday, the strike at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square will end.
Marking a possible end to the hotel strike s that targeted a half-dozen San Francisco hotels over much of the last three months, workers at Hilton hotels in The City reached a tentative contract agreement late Monday afternoon, according to the labor union Unite Here Local 2.
Terms of the agreement include preserving workers’ union health-insurance plan, which provides quality health-care for workers and their families, as well as wage increases throughout the life of the contract, new protections against understaffing and workload increases. SF supes narrowly reject outgoing mayor’s noms, showing shift in political winds One of Breed’s last major decisions fails to advance past board
The strikes began Sept. 22 and grew to include 2,500 hotel workers at six hotels affiliated with the Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt chains. About 1,000 workers at the Grand Hyatt San Francisco unanimously ratified a contract on Saturday, the same day in which their peers at Marriott hotels throughout San Francisco returned to work.
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