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Update: Los Angeles City Council Formally Adopts Hotel Workers Ordinance Today

Earlier today, the Los Angeles City Council voted to skip the November ballot process and instead formally approve the City of Los Angeles Hotel Workers Ordinance (also known as the “Workplace Security, Workload, Wage and...more

New Los Angeles Hotel Workers Ordinance Goes to City Council for Outright Adoption or Voter Approval

The “Hotel Workers Initiative Ordinance” - a proposed hotel workers’ protections ordinance backed by UNITE HERE Local 11 - would require hotels in the City of Los Angeles to give additional protections and benefits to hotel...more

City of Los Angeles Releases Annual Minimum Wage Increase for Hotel Workers

The City of Los Angeles released its increased minimum wage for hotels in the City of LA with 150+ rooms. On July 1, 2020, the hourly minimum wage increases from $16.63/hour to $17.13/hour for these hotel workers. The...more

Travel for Leisure and Tourism Remains Prohibited Under California’s Stay-At-Home Order

California recently modified its Stay-at-Home Order (Executive Order N-33-20) as of May 8, 2020, to allow manufacturing and certain retail businesses to re-open for curbside business. This modification of the Stay-at-Home...more

Do Hotels Have to Help 2020 Census?

As the 2020 United States Census goes into full effect, the U.S. Census Bureau is sending letters to various hotels requesting their participation in the 2020 Census count (the “Census”). Every time, our clients have the same...more

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