I think waiting, even a couple of days, might be a wise idea. I have a feeling that unfolding events may present us either a solution or an option for action.
If one or more of the local unions aren't in front of the Hyatt tomorrow morning with one bad-ass picket line, I'd be shocked. The size and level of anger against Hyatt on the Boston.com comments thread surprised me. People are posting the Hyatt's corporate email info, the fact that Pres. Obama's campaign finance chair was a member of the family that owns Hyatt, and TONS of people have already alerted Hyatt that they will no longer stay there or book conventions/events there. Let's consider letting these things play out for at least a day or three, then revisit.
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If one or more of the local unions aren't in front of the Hyatt tomorrow morning with one bad-ass picket line, I'd be shocked. The size and level of anger against Hyatt on the Boston.com comments thread surprised me. People are posting the Hyatt's corporate email info, the fact that Pres. Obama's campaign finance chair was a member of the family that owns Hyatt, and TONS of people have already alerted Hyatt that they will no longer stay there or book conventions/events there. Let's consider letting these things play out for at least a day or three, then revisit.