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New York Hotel and Motel Trades Council, AFL-CIO v. Stanford New York, LLC
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1:21-cv-02012
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May 10, 2021
NY Judge Upholds Awards In Union Severance Row With Hotel
A New York federal judge on Monday affirmed arbitration awards requiring a Manhattan hotel to pay severance and other benefits to the unionized employees it laid off when it closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, rejecting the company's bid to reduce its payment.
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March 23, 2021
NYC Hotel Says Payments Should Offset Arbitration Award
A Manhattan hotel on Tuesday asked a New York federal judge to take into consideration voluntary payments it made to a union if the court confirms an arbitration award requiring the hotel to pay severance and other benefits for workers laid off during the pandemic.
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March 10, 2021
Hotel Union Sues For Severance, Benefits After Virus Layoffs
A hotel union has urged a New York federal judge to confirm three arbitration awards requiring a Manhattan hotel to give severance and other benefits to workers laid off during the pandemic, saying the decisions aligned with their collective bargaining agreement.