PUBLIC TESTIMONY
Testimony by Rolando Randon Quintero, Hotel Worker, on the Safe Hotels Act
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Rolando Randon Quintero, a hotel worker from Mexico, testifies in support of the Safe Hotels Act. He shares his personal experience of building a life in New York City and emphasizes the importance of worker protections in the hotel industry.
- Quintero has worked in a union hotel for 27 years since moving to NYC from Mexico
- He advocates for immigrant workers to have the same rights and protections he enjoys
- Quintero specifically mentions the need for chemical screening and panic buttons in hotels
Rolando Randon Quintero
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Hi.
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My name is Rolando Rangelo Rangelo.
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Hi.
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My name is Rolando Rangelo Rangelo.
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I'm a hotel working in New York City.
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I'm originally from Mexico, and I have lived in New York City for the past 7 27 years.
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Since I moved here, I was able to meet and marry my husband.
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Find a job at a union hotel and build a beautiful life for the 2 of us.
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I want other immigrant workers to enjoy the same rise and protections and the job as I do.
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But right now, many cannot behold their employers accountability or demand basic protections like chemical screening, and panic panic.
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The same hotel's ad will make that possible.
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New York needs the same hotels ad.
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Please vote yes.
