Union workers at Seattle Hilton reach deal to end 85-day strike
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The deal highlights rising hotel labor costs and a new trend of immigrant-worker protections entering labor contracts. For US hotel owners and corporate travel buyers, wage and staffing cost pressure may feed into room rates and service capacity.
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- Hotel Dive FeedUnion workers at Seattle Hilton reach deal to end 85-day strike
Union workers at the Embassy Suites Pioneer Square in Seattle ratified a new contract with Hilton after an 85-day strike. Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, housekeepers' starting pay will be $31.03 an hour, a 6.9% first-year increase and 23.3% over four years; employees working at least 1,250 hours a year receive year-round healthcare coverage; and the union gains a new enforcement mechanism for emergencies affecting immigrant workers, a first for Hilton nationwide. Workers returned Sept. 15. The union calls it the longest hotel strike in Washington state history.