BOSTON. Unite Here Local 26 and City Councilor Mike Ross gave out Thanksgiving dinners Tuesday to the 100 Hyatt hotel workers who were fired in September.
The Thanksgiving bags contained turkeys, roasting pans, tablecloths, a candle and other Thanksgiving trimmings as well as a gift card for $30 to Stop and Shop and a Charlie Card worth $20.
Hyatt outsourced 100 housekeeping jobs to a Georgia company in September.
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