![]() ![]() MGM Resorts provided a statement following the news of the authorized call to strike: Tuesday's vote took place on the same day President Joe Biden joined United Auto Workers strikers on a picket line in Michigan. Virgil was among 53,000 housekeepers, cocktail and food servers, porters, cooks, bartenders and other hotel employees in Las Vegas eligible to take part in the vote, which comes amid increased labor organizing across multiple industries - from strikes to work stoppages. "We are the glue that keeps these hotels together, and we should be paid what we deserve," Deanna Virgil, a longtime employee at Wynn Las Vegas, told The Associated Press after casting her vote Tuesday morning. IMPACT: The impact of a culinary union strike in Las Vegas: A look at the economy, tourism and businesses The union said it has not yet set a deadline for a strike as it continues bargaining for better pay and benefits and improved working conditions with the top employers on the Las Vegas Strip, including MGM Resorts International, Caesars Entertainment and Wynn Resorts.Ī walkout could disrupt operations at more than three dozen resorts on the Strip and in downtown, the city's economic backbone. ![]() #OneJobShouldBeEnough /j0IzmCkyNN- Culinary Union September 27, 2023 ![]() Negotiations continue with & next week.Ĭulinary Union is now authorized to call for a strike any day. BREAKING: Culinary Union announces 95% have voted yes to authorize a Citywide Strike. ![]()
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