Travelers making their way through Chicago O'Hare International Airport may have to pack a little patience this holiday week, as hundreds of workers are gearing up to strike. About 500 cabin cleaners, baggage handlers, and janitors voted last week to hit the picket line In hopes of upping their pay wage from $ 8. 25 an hour to $ 15 an hour. The strike will not affect air traffic controllers or security screeners. The decision on exactly when the strike will happen will be announced Monday According to CNN Money, the workers are not unionized but are supported by the Service Employees International Union. Ohara's one of the busiest airports in the country. Tripe A predicts during Thanksgiving week, 3. 7 million people will take to the skies across the US over the holiday weekend.

Hundreds of Workers at O’Hare Airport Are About to Strike