A “historic” deal between a union representing 10,000 Las Vegas hospitality workers has reportedly been reached with Caesars Entertainment, easing fears that a potential strike could threaten the F1 grand prix.
A “historic” deal between a union representing 10,000 Las Vegas hospitality workers has reportedly been reached with Caesars Entertainment, easing fears that a potential strike could threaten the
It was revealed that the Culinary and Bartenders Union would initiate a strike for 35,000 of its members across 18 Las Vegas properties if no agreement was reached across the various casinos, hotels, and restaurants that employ them. The Culinary Bartenders Union has been quoted as saying the agreement is of a “historic nature” and there will be a significant increase in wages.Further negotiations are set to take place ahead of Friday’s deadline for a strike, with MGM Resorts International and Wynn Resorts yet to find an agreement.
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