Letter: Hotel workers strike OK, but keep the noise down
JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
Workers strike and picket in one of the lobbies outside the Hilton Hawaiian Village on Sept. 24.
As a longtime condominium resident in Waikiki, the many days of hotel strikers at the Hilton Hawaiian Village — who chant, yell and beat drums from dawn to night — is driving me and my neighbors crazy. I support the workers in their demands for better wages and working conditions, but my neighborhood is also primarily residential condos and the constant noise is directed at us.
They have the right to protest, but we have the right to some peace and quiet in our homes.
Ruth Ann Cullen
Waikiki
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