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Trouble arises during the Labor Day holiday in the USA: Tens of thousands of hotel employees go on a large-scale strike.
On Sunday, local time, thousands of hotel workers from 25 hotels in eight cities across the United States went on strike, demanding higher wages, improved working conditions, and the reversal of layoffs during the previous epidemic period. Typically, the Labor Day holiday in the United States is a peak travel period for Americans. The U.S. Transportation Security Administration expects a record-breaking 17 million people to travel during this year's Labor Day holiday.
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