Los Angeles hotel operators are fighting a $30 minimum wage hike that was passed by the city council, amid a struggle with “profitability.”
“Hotels don’t just fuel tourism. They support local workers and their families. These new regulations will force so many of us to fight to keep our businesses alive, putting thousands of those jobs and our livelihoods in jeopardy,” Beccaria said in a press release sent to FOX Business by the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA), a coalition of airline, tourism, and hospitality businesses.
Beccaria is a partner of Hotel Angeleno in West Los Angeles.
“My hotel is a family-owned business. We have been an important local economic driver for the community. Our hope is we can keep our doors open and survive this new challenge for the next generation,” he added in the release.
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