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Waikiki Resort housekeepers speak out against unsafe work

2016-03-10 08.41.33Waikiki Resort housekeepers spoke up about the health and safety conditions at their workplace. The hotel beds are too low and heavy, causing back pain that they suffer through every day. Because they spoke up, the General Manager promises that the beds will be changed in 4-6 weeks ‪#‎WorkersLead‬

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About UNITE HERE Local 5
Local 5 represents 10,000 workers throughout Hawaii who work in the hospitality, health care and food service industries and is an affiliate of UNITE HERE, an international union that represents over 250,000 workers throughout the U.S. and Canada. 

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