Garden Grove is the latest city in OC seeking to improve the quality of hotel employees’ working conditions.
Tag: Hotel Workers Protection Ordinance
Posted inIrvine
Irvine Strips Double Pay for Heavy Workloads From Housekeepers
Irvine City Council members voted 4-2 to repeal hotel worker protections that outlined increased compensation for heavy workloads.
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Irvine Removes Hotel Worker Protections, Repealing Maximum Workload Thresholds
Irvine City Council members voted to repeal hotel worker protections that outlined increased compensation for heavy workloads.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Continues to Spend Heavily on Police, Not So Much on Libraries And Parks
Leaders of OC’s largest city continue regional trends of handing police a lion’s share of taxpayer money while giving a marginal slice of it to community services.
Posted inIrvine
Hotel Maid Sues Irvine Hilton For Allegedly Violating City’s Worker Protection Law
An Irvine Hilton maid is suing the hotel for allegedly not following a city new law intended to shield workers from sexual harassment and poor working conditions.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Voters To Decide if Hotel Workers Get $25 Minimum Wage in October
Three resort-backed city council members are expected to write arguments against an ordinance opposed by hoteliers that aims to bump up pay for hotel workers.
Posted inAnaheim
You’d Be Surprised How Many Local Government Workers May Qualify for Subsidized Housing in OC
It’s a window into housing affordability in Orange County – an issue that even touches those in the halls of local government.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Voters to Decide if Hotel Workers Will Get a $25 Minimum Wage in Special Election
Anaheim city council members called for an estimated $1.6 million special election for residents to decide on the proposed minimum wage increase. Critics say it will result in low voter turnout.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Officials to Decide if Hotel Workers Get a $25 Minimum Wage or Not
After ordering up a rushed economic analysis, Anaheim City Council members are expected to decide on an ordinance increasing pay for hotel workers or put the question to voters instead.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Council Refuses Minimum Wage Increase For Hotel Workers
Officials ordered a study of the proposed ordinance that could impact the same resort interests the FBI alleges having outsized influence over city hall. Voters will likely decide its future.
