Support Fired Hyatt Housekeepers

With the holidays approaching, fired Hyatt Housekeepers need our help more than ever.

On August 31 Hyatt fired its longtime housekeeping staff at its three Boston area hotels. Many of the fired housekeepers had worked for their hotels for over 20 years. Many had been required to train their replacements prior to being fired. Their replacements were paid the minimum wage.

Throughout Massachusetts, and across the United States there has been a huge outpouring of support for the fired Hyatt 100. Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and the cities of Boston and Cambridge have pledged their support.

Hyatt housekeepers are fighting to get their jobs back—but they need your help to maintain insurance for themselves and their families.

Thank you for your support.

Visit www.HotelWorkersRising.org/hyatt100 for more information.

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Corporina Belis, Hyatt Regency Boston
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"It makes me sad because I worked with them for 20 years and they threw me out the door. We're asking you to support us so we can get our jobs back."
-Thien Moore, Hyatt Regency Boston
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"I worked for 21 years. They gave me a trash bag to clean out my locker. I am fighting for justice. I want everyone to know what happened so it doesn't happen again."
-Aracelly Arango, Hyatt Regency Boston
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"It's a shame what happened with Hyatt. It all came down to the dollar. They didn't care about us."
-Lucine Williams, Hyatt Regency Boston
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"I feel really sad about what happened. We didn't deserve to be thrown out the door like trash. We deserved respect."
-Mayra Carmona, Hyatt Regency Boston
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Angela Norena, Hyatt Harborside

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