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Hospitality Industry Employee Risks: Alaska Hotel Operator Ordered By Federal Judge To "Restore Terms And Conditions Of Employment" Prior To 2009 Union Negotiation Stoppage

 “…The injunction comes after a three-year legal battle. It requires the Sheraton take steps to restore the terms and conditions of employment as they existed prior to the hotel’s decision to stop union negotiations in 2009…”

Anchorage hotel workers are celebrating after a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction against Remington Hospitality, the Texas-based operator of the city’s Sheraton Hotel.

Fay Gavin, a banquet server with 24 years with the Sheraton says she joined the lawsuit after management started doing things like cutting lunch breaks, increasing workload and giving away hours to temp workers.   The injunction, she says, is a step in the right direction.

“With this injunction we’re going to get our seniority back. With seniority, hopefully some of us will have an income again. And then down the road, the fired employees will be coming back, we hope to get back and get a contract, a fair contract and have respect again,” Gavin said.

For more:  http://www.alaskapublic.org/2012/02/06/judge-issues-preliminary-injunction-against-sheraton-hotel-operator/

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