$30 Minimum Wage Has L.A. Hotel Owners in Revolt
Industry seeks to suspend city ordinance requiring what union leaders call nation's highest minimum wage
Hotel owners are in open revolt against Los Angeles's new $30-an-hour minimum wage, the latest blow to one of the country's poorest-performing lodging markets.
This was supposed to be a great time to own a hotel in L.A. The area will soon be at the center of the globe's premier sporting events, first as a host city for eight World Cup soccer games next year, and then the...
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