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I'm pretty pro worker, but this sounds like forcing daily cleaning on customers who don't want it. That just seems the wrong way to go. Increased time to do their jobs, minimum pay no matter the hours needed, and better hourly rates is where I would have gone.
I agree. I don't want strangers in my room. Ever. The do not disturb goes on as soon as I enter and doesn't come off. That being said, I'm usually like 3 nights max and try to leave the room in good shape.
Yeah, I usually ask for no cleaning because I thought it'd save them time and effort..? It's not like I make the room that much dirtier with an extra day. Instead they have to spend time making my bed and stuff for no reason. Or have I been doing it wrong this entire time?
The point is that the choice should be left with the customer and not the hotel.
Which point? It doesn't seem like that is what the union is pushing for. I mean sure, they probably aren't asking the hotel to forcibly clean customers rooms, but even doing it by default seems like the wrong direction. It should be on request. And the employees pay shouldn't depend on the customers whims. It should be stable pay that they are asking for with the possibility of overtime.
This had nothing to do with what the union wants, the previous poster was asking if they have been doing it wrong
It’s their choice so there is no right or wrong