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labor1 year ago

Culinary Union Strike Shakes Las Vegas Hospitality Sector

The Culinary Workers Union has initiated an open-ended strike at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, marking the first such action in 22 years, as hundreds of hospitality workers demand a new contract with better wages and benefits. Despite financial hardships, union members are committed to the strike, which follows a previous 48-hour walkout earlier this year. The union, representing 60,000 members, has reached agreements with other major hotel-casinos, but negotiations with Virgin Hotels have stalled over pay disputes.

via NBC Montana|
#contract-negotiations#culinary-union#hospitality-workers
business1 year ago

Super Bowl Influx: Vegas Cash Flow Won't Benefit Workers

Las Vegas is expecting a surge of over 330,000 visitors for the Super Bowl, with an estimated $600 million economic impact. While high-spending fans are likely to boost earnings for hospitality workers, concerns remain about whether workers will see significant increases in tips, especially given the high prices for seats and services. Union workers may benefit from increased hours, but the overall impact on workers' earnings is uncertain, as some employers are already charging fixed-rate gratuities and additional fees.

via NBC News|
#business#economic-impact#hospitality-workers
politics1 year ago

"Biden Engages with Nevada Union Workers and Hospitality Industry in Las Vegas"

President Biden thanked hospitality workers in Las Vegas for reaching a tentative agreement with several hotel-casinos and called off a strike deadline for another, emphasizing the importance of unions and expressing gratitude for their support. The Culinary Workers Union, representing about 60,000 members statewide, negotiated these agreements ahead of the Nevada Democratic primary. Biden, who is in Las Vegas for campaign appearances, also visited a boba tea shop before returning to Washington.

via The Associated Press|
#culinary-workers-union#hospitality-workers#joe-biden
labor-relations2 years ago

Las Vegas: Post-Strike Challenges and Ongoing Efforts

Las Vegas narrowly avoided a major strike as the city's three big casino operators reached tentative contracts with the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Bartenders Union Local 165. The agreements include wage increases and address concerns about job security amid the introduction of new technology. The strike would have disrupted major events in Las Vegas, including the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and the city is still grappling with lower hotel occupancy rates and fewer hospitality workers due to the pandemic. The labor agreement is seen as a significant shift in the balance of power between management and labor, with government stimulus money giving workers more bargaining power. The culinary union's political clout, demonstrated in their support for Democrats, may be crucial in upcoming elections.

via Yahoo News|
#hospitality-workers#labor-agreement#labor-relations
labor-relations2 years ago

Las Vegas Hotel Strike Averted as Unions Secure Labor Deals with Resorts

A strike by nearly 35,000 union members against three major Las Vegas casino operators has been averted after last-minute contract agreements were reached. The unions representing the workers, who had threatened to strike due to failed negotiations for a new labor agreement, reached tentative contracts with Caesars Entertainment, MGM Resorts International, and Wynn Resorts. The agreements include significant wage increases and address concerns about job security amid the introduction of new technology. The strike would have had a major impact on upcoming events crucial to Las Vegas' economic rebound, including the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the National Finals Rodeo, and the Super Bowl.

via The New York Times|
#economic-rebound#hospitality-workers#hotel-strike
economy2 years ago

Las Vegas Unions and Casinos Reach Labor Agreements, Averting Strikes

Two major unions representing hospitality workers in Las Vegas, the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Bartenders Union Local 165, have reached a tentative labor agreement with MGM Resorts International, covering 25,400 workers at eight Las Vegas properties. This agreement comes a day before the strike deadline set by the unions and follows a similar deal with Caesars Entertainment. The agreement includes significant wage increases, workload reduction, increased safety protections, and other benefits. The unions are still negotiating with Wynn Resorts, and the agreement with MGM Resorts is subject to ratification by union members.

via The New York Times|
#economy#hospitality-workers#labor-agreement
labor-relations2 years ago

Las Vegas Unions and Caesars Avoid Strike with Tentative Agreement

Unions representing hospitality workers in Las Vegas have reached a tentative agreement on a five-year contract with Caesars Entertainment, averting a strike that was set to begin on Friday. The Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Bartenders Union Local 165, affiliates of Unite Here, did not disclose the details of the agreement, but stated that it covers 10,000 workers. Negotiations with MGM Resorts International and Wynn Resorts are still ongoing, as contracts for housekeepers, bartenders, cooks, and food servers at the three companies expired in September. The strike threat had posed a major risk to the city's economy.

via The New York Times|
#caesars-entertainment#hospitality-workers#labor-relations
labor-relations2 years ago

Las Vegas Workers Brace for Possible Strike as Culinary Union Nears Contract Negotiations End

The largest culinary union in Las Vegas, representing 35,000 hospitality workers, is entering its final round of negotiations with major resort companies. If no agreement is reached by Friday at 5 a.m., union members are prepared to strike, which would impact 18 casino resorts on the Las Vegas Strip. The union is cautiously optimistic about the negotiations and hopes the strike deadline, just days before Formula One comes to town, will add pressure for a contract agreement to be reached.

via Fox 5 Las Vegas|
#contract-negotiations#culinary-union#hospitality-workers
labor-relations2 years ago

Impending Strike Threatens Las Vegas's Formula 1 Kick-Off Weekend

Tens of thousands of hospitality workers in Las Vegas, represented by the Culinary and Bartenders Union, may go on strike this week if a new five-year contract is not reached with major casino, hotel, and restaurant employers. The strike, if it occurs, would be the largest in U.S. history, affecting 18 casinos and potentially disrupting the upcoming Formula 1 race. The union is demanding improved safety measures, healthcare, and the largest pay increase ever negotiated. The union is urging race attendees not to cross picket lines or patronize establishments with labor disputes.

via Eater Vegas|
#casino-resorts#culinary-union#hospitality-workers
labor-relations2 years ago

Las Vegas Hospitality Workers Prepare for Strike Deadline

The Culinary Union has set a strike deadline for 5 a.m. on November 10 for 35,000 hospitality workers employed at MGM Resorts, Wynn Resorts, and Caesars Entertainment properties in Las Vegas. The strike deadline does not apply to the recently acquired Cosmopolitan property. The union claims to be well-prepared with a significant strike fund. This potential strike would be the largest in U.S. history, and negotiations for new contracts have been ongoing since April.

via Fox 5 Las Vegas|
#culinary-union#hospitality-workers#labor-relations
labor-relations2 years ago

Las Vegas Hospitality Workers Vote to Strike at Top Resorts

Hospitality workers in Las Vegas, represented by Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Bartenders Union Local 165, have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike against major resorts along the Strip. The vote, approved by 95 percent of participants, is a crucial step towards a potential walkout as workers demand higher wages, increased safety protections, and stronger recall rights. Contracts for approximately 40,000 workers at MGM Resorts International, Caesars Entertainment, and Wynn Resorts expired on September 15, and negotiations continue next week. The strike authorization comes as Las Vegas prepares for major sporting events and amid ongoing labor battles nationwide.

via The New York Times|
#hospitality-workers#labor-relations#las-vegas
labor-relations2 years ago

Las Vegas Hospitality Workers Poised to Strike as Union Holds Authorization Vote

Las Vegas hospitality workers, represented by the Culinary Workers Union, have voted on whether to authorize a strike that could impact major casinos and hotels on the Strip. The union is bargaining for better pay, benefits, and working conditions with top employers such as MGM Resorts International, Caesars Entertainment, and Wynn Resorts. A walkout could disrupt operations at over three dozen resorts. The union, which represents about 60,000 hospitality workers, has not set a strike deadline yet. This vote comes amidst increased labor organizing across various industries in the US.

via AOL|
#hospitality-workers#labor-relations#labor-union