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Los angels Between the struggle with the hotel operators “profitability”, $ 30 is fighting the minimum wage increase passed by the city council.
“Hotels do not only fuel tourism. They support local workers and their families. These new rules will force many of us to fight to keep their businesses alive, threatening thousands of people and our livelihood in those jobs,” Saginya said in a press release sent by the American Hotel and Lodge Association (Ahala).
The waste is a partner of Hotel Angelno at West Los Angeles.
He said, “My hotel is a family -owned business. We have been an important local economic driver for the community. We hope that we can keep our doors open and avoid this new challenge for the next generation,” he said.
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Los Angeles Hotel operators are fighting $ 30 minimum wage increase which was passed by the city council, amidst the conflict with “profitability”. (Istock / istock)
The recently passed municipal ordinance states that hotels in the city should increase wages of $ 2.50 per hour each year by reaching $ 30 in 2028.
The hotel operator who was fed up with the mandate to help to help them bounce back after the decline of Los Angeles in tourism and travel, fed up with the mandate. The LA is set to host Olympics, Super Bowl, FIFA World Cup matches and NBA All-Star Games.
But the upcoming sports epic will not be sufficient to offset the increase in labor costs, the waste said that Wall Street Journal,
“You are going to keep a lot of hotels in Los Angeles that will go down,” said Saundia. He also told the WSJ that he caught up on the planned renewal of $ 10 million of his hotel due to an increase in wages.
John Bortz, Chief Executive Officer of the Pebalbalk Hotel Trust, said, “We would like to sell.” Bortz is the owner of around 9 hotelTwo of which are located in the city and seven others in the Greater-La region.
“But no one will buy them,” Bortz said.
The estimated collapse of the hotel industry at Los Angeles motivated the AHLA to start a petition to block the increment.
The petition, which has received more than 140,000 signatures, is more than the 93,000 limit to take initiative on 2026 ballots of the state. Voters will now be able to vote to cancel the ordinance next year.
The increase in wages was proposed and passed despite a conversation between Alala and the city council, According to a letter In May, Ahula sent Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and asked him to vet the ordinance.
“Our industry was largely ignored,” Ahla wrote.
Cited the “strict economic” results by Los Angeles Chief Administrative Officer and CEO of Los Angeles World Airports “the city’s already Frageli Yatra, Tourism and Hospitality Region”.
According to a letter sent to Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass in May, wages were proposed and passed despite negotiations between the American Hotel and the Lodging Association and the City Council. (Chip Somodeville/Pool through AP)
The letter states that a “economic tsunami” will affect the industry Minimum wage Hike, declining occupancy rates, sorting, loss of more than $ 169 million in tax revenue, derailed from the development of the new hotel and referring to the 2028 Olympic and paralympic games to eliminate special room rates for the Olympics and Paralympic Games.
The AHLA reported that the tourism industry has been one of the most profitable industries of Los Angeles, which produces more than $ 40 billion in local trade sales and employs more than 540,000 people.
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Alala by Alala to Los Angeles City Council said, “However, the mixed impact of the city has moved the city’s hospitality industry to the city,” however, Alala’s letter said Alala’s recovery, disastrous wildfire, fall in international travel, inflation, high interest rates and our control.
Bass did not respond immediately Fox businessRequest for comment.
