The Culinary Workers Union has set a deadline of November 10 to reach agreement on a deal on pay and working conditions.
Tens of thousands of Las Vegas hotel workers fighting for new union contracts set a strike deadline on Thursday, threatening major disruptions at more than a dozen resorts that could coincide with the city’s inaugural Formula One races later this month.
A walkout would be the latest in a series of high-profile labour unrest actions around the country – from walkouts in Hollywood to UPS’ contentious negotiations that threatened to disrupt the nation’s supply chain – and would follow hospitality workers walking off the job last month at Detroit’s three casinos, including MGM Grand Detroit.
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