LONDON'S HOTEL STRIKERS

The video reports on a hotel strike in London, led by West Ham's MP Arthur Lewis, demanding union recognition. The strike involves 3,000 workers across 11 hotels and several restaurants. While the Hotels and Restaurant Association is not against unions, they claim negotiations were prejudiced. The public is generally supportive of improved working conditions. Despite the strike, some hotels continue to operate with reduced staff. A resolution is hoped for to prevent further disruption.

Who was reported to be the chief organizer of the London hotel strike?

• Mr. Michael Brown

• Mr. John Smith

• Mr. David Johnson

• Mr. Arthur Lewis

What was the primary demand of the striking workers?

• More vacation days

• Recognition of their union

• Better working hours

• Higher wages

Which union were the strikers seeking recognition for?

• General and Municipal Workers Union

• National Union of Workers

• Catering and Hospitality Union

• Hotel Employees Union

What was the public's general attitude towards the strike?

• Unaware of the strike

• Strongly opposed

• Sympathetic if demands are reasonable

• Indifferent

What was hoped to be achieved to prevent further disruption?

• An increase in strike participants

• A reasonable settlement

• A government intervention

• A complete shutdown of services