Chicago Congress Plaza strike entering its second year
2004-06-16
As the one-year anniversary of the Congress Plaza Hotel strike approaches, the union says the labor dispute has cost the hotel more than $1 million, and it appears the two sides are no closer to a settlement than they were a year ago.
More than 100 housekeeping staff, bellmen, restaurant employees and other workers walked off their jobs June 15 last year, in part to protest a 7 percent wage cut imposed by the downtown Michigan Avenue hotel.
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