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• eddessaknight

  

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  Las Vegas Players Alert:  No new labor deal, Las Vegas casino workers ready to strike and soon!

  

  DateLine: June 1st, Las Vegas

  Negotiations are in the works for a new labor deal to cover 50,000 workers at Las Vegas casinos Friday, the day thousands are expected to begin striking. The workers looking for a new deal include bartenders, servers, porters and cooks at 34 casinos located downtown and on the Las Vegas Strip who are members of the Culinary Union. Their existing contract expired at midnight Thursday. The Culinary Union said early Friday a tentative agreement had been reached with Caesars Entertainment Corporation, a 5-year deal covering about 12,000 workers at nine Caesars resorts. The union is now trying to negotiate deals for the workers at two dozen other properties, including the Bellagio, ...

  Hospitality and entertainment workers are preparing to go on strike in wake of 50,000 union contracts that expire on Today Friday, June 1

  • The chief concern among Las Vegas workers is that their jobs will be replaced by robots.
  • If the strike takes place, it could cost casinos an estimated $10 million a day in losses.

  We'll see how the dice rolls.....but I doubt these beauties will be out of work

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• eddessaknight

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by eddessaknight on Jun 1, 2018

  Las Vegas Players Alert:  No new labor deal, Las Vegas casino workers ready to strike and soon!

  

  DateLine: June 1st, Las Vegas

  Negotiations are in the works for a new labor deal to cover 50,000 workers at Las Vegas casinos Friday, the day thousands are expected to begin striking. The workers looking for a new deal include bartenders, servers, porters and cooks at 34 casinos located downtown and on the Las Vegas Strip who are members of the Culinary Union. Their existing contract expired at midnight Thursday. The Culinary Union said early Friday a tentative agreement had been reached with Caesars Entertainment Corporation, a 5-year deal covering about 12,000 workers at nine Caesars resorts. The union is now trying to negotiate deals for the workers at two dozen other properties, including the Bellagio, ...

  Hospitality and entertainment workers are preparing to go on strike in wake of 50,000 union contracts that expire on Today Friday, June 1

  • The chief concern among Las Vegas workers is that their jobs will be replaced by robots.
  • If the strike takes place, it could cost casinos an estimated $10 million a day in losses.

  We'll see how the dice rolls.....but I doubt these beauties will be out of work

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  Updating Caesar's NEWS ALERT Caeasrs reaches tentative agreement with Culinary Union Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Caesars Entertainment have reached a tentative five-year labor agreement that is expected to avert a strike that could have crippled Southern Nevada’s resort corridor.

  Meantime MGM separate negations continue.....

   

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• eddessaknight

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by eddessaknight on Jun 2, 2018

  Updating Caesar's NEWS ALERT Caeasrs reaches tentative agreement with Culinary Union Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Caesars Entertainment have reached a tentative five-year labor agreement that is expected to avert a strike that could have crippled Southern Nevada’s resort corridor.

  Meantime MGM separate negations continue.....

   

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  NEWS ALERT Culinary Union, MGM Resorts reach tentative contract dealUnion negotiators say they struck a tentative deal with MGM Resorts International, the state’s largest hotel operator by employees, just a day after workers began preparing strike signs.
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  NEWS ALERT Culinary union’s agreement with MGM Resorts light on detailsCulinary union leaders aren’t making public any details of the tentative agreement they reached with MGM Resorts International. But they say the proposed contract “includes groundbreaking language on worker security regarding sexual harassment, workload, technology, and immigration” — and that they like the terms of the deal