LAS VEGAS (AP) — The longest strike in decades by Las Vegas hotel workers ended Wednesday with a new contract between the union and a casino where hundreds of employees had walked off the job in November.The Culinary Workers Union announced on the social media platform X that it secured a five-year
Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is grappling with the longest open-ended strike on the city’s resort corridor in decades, as a standoff with the Culinary Union over wages and working conditions shows no signs of resolution. The strike, which began on November 15, has seen hundreds of hotel workers picketin
Culinary Local 226’s longest-lasting strike in more than two decades is approaching its second week with no end in sight, the union’s lead negotiator said Wednesday.Hospitality workers at Virgin Hotels, a resort-casino located about a mile east of the Las Vegas Strip, walked off the job on Nov. 15,
Union workers at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas picketed for a third day on Sunday as the standoff between management and laborers seeking higher pay and benefits showed no signs of resolution. With no new talks scheduled, the open-ended strike—Nevada’s first of its kind since 2002—continues to disrupt ope
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