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LOS ANGELES: Thousands of unionised hotel workers in Southern California walked off their job Sunday morning for higher wages and better welfare, just as tourists descended on the region for the Fourth of July holiday, reported Xinhua.The strike is expected to last four days until the holiday concludes.“Our members were devastated first by the pandemic, and now by the greed of their bosses,“ said Kurt Petersen, co-president of UNITE HERE Local 11, a union representing more than 32,000 workers in hotels and relevant fields in Southern California and Arizona.“The industry got bailouts while we got cuts. Now, the hotel negotiators decided to take a four-day holiday instead of negotiating. Shame

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