BOYCOTT HYATT HOTELS!!
Hyatt told housekeepers they were training vacation fill-ins, then fired them for minimum wage replacements
Several updates on the Hyatt Boycott
A recent story in Cambridge Day covers Cambridge's April 5th City Council Order in support of the Hyatt 100. Also, earlier this month New England Cable News ran this story on April 2nd about the Hyatt 100 and their situations since August 31st '09. Former Hyatt housekeeper Lucine Williams and Boston Globe Reporter Katie Johnson Chase appear in the story.
It should also be noted that Hyatt Hotels won the Scrooge of the Year award from Jobs with Justice which aptly observed that, "While workers get the short end of the stick, Hyatt and its owners enjoyed a $1 billion pay day on November 5 when they cashed in on the initial public offering of Hyatt stock."
On March 31st, the Suffolk Journal reported that Suffolk University will no longer use Hyatt to house students, as the school has in two prior years.
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