Nearly Two Years Into The Pandemic, Hotel Workers Are Still Waiting To Be Rehired

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Nearly Two Years Into The Pandemic, Hotel Workers Are Still Waiting To Be Rehired
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Laid-off housekeepers and other service workers fear their hotels are using the pandemic to permanently cut costs — and good union jobs.

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