Las Vegas culinary workers reach tentative agreement with Caesars casinos
Thursday 09 de November 2023 / 12:00
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(Las Vegas).- The Culinary Union from Las Vegas announced early Wednesday that a tentavie agreement have been reached with Caesars Entertainment, just two days before the strike deadline.
“After 20-straight hours of negotiations, Culinary Union is pleased to announce a Tentative Agreement towards a new 5-year contract that has been reached q/@CaesarsEnt for approx 10,000 hospitality workers at 9 Vegas properties,” the union posted.
Union members must vote on the contract before it is ratified. Voting is expected to take place later this month.
The contract details are not yet public, but the union has demanded improved wages, lighter workloads and improved workplace conditions.
The agreement comes after tumultuous negotiations. While the casino executives remained optimistic, rank-and-file union members staged walkouts and picket lines along the Las Vegas Strip, with some arrested for blocking traffic.
The negotiations are not over for the casinos or the Culinary Union: Workers at MGM and Wynn Resorts are still without a contract. Union negotiators are expected to meet with casino executives this week to continue talks, with the Caesars agreement likely serving as a template.
If a deal is not reached by the Friday deadline, about 25,000 workers could go on strike.
By Vaughn Cockayne
Categoría:Casino
Tags: Sin tags
País: United States
Región: North America
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