Hospitality

The People Who Make the Stay Worth It

NEJB represents hotel and casino workers across New England and New York — housekeepers, front desk agents, banquet servers, dealers, and everyone in between — fighting for wages and working conditions that match the value they create.

HOSPITALITY

Skilled Work Deserves a Real Contract

Every great guest experience is built on hospitality work: rooms cleaned to standard on a punishing quota, banquets set and struck overnight, floors run smoothly through holiday weekends and convention rushes. It's skilled, physical, essential work — and too often it comes with unpredictable schedules, understaffed shifts, and pay that doesn't keep up with the room rates. Hospitality workers built this industry. A union makes sure they share in what it earns.

With an NEJB contract, hospitality workers negotiate the things that matter most on the job: real wage scales instead of manager discretion, workload and room-quota protections for housekeepers, fair scheduling, affordable health insurance, and a grievance process that means a supervisor's word isn't the final word. Union hospitality jobs in our region consistently outpace non-union jobs on pay and benefits — because the contract is enforceable, not aspirational.

Whether you're already an NEJB member looking for your contract and steward resources, or you work in a non-union hotel or casino and are tired of hoping things get better on their own, you're in the right place. Organizing starts with a conversation — confidential, no commitment, on your schedule. Talk to us about what a union would look like where you work.

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When you're ready

A hundred fights have started exactly this way — with one worker reaching out.

Tell us where you work and how you'd like us to get in touch. Someone from NEJB who organizes in your industry will follow up. We'll listen first. Then we'll figure out what's possible together.

  • Without a union, your boss sets the rules. With one, you negotiate as equals.
  • Management is legally required to come to the table.
  • 8,000+ workers across NEJB stand behind every fight.
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Hospitality
NEJB represents hotel and casino workers across New England and New York — housekeepers, front desk agents, banquet servers, dealers, and everyone in between — fighting for wages and working conditions that match the value they create.