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The MGM vote was similar to how the Caesars Entertainment workers overwhelmingly approved their contract on Monday with 99 percent in favor.

Members of the Las Vegas culinary union nearly unanimously approved a new contract with both MGM and Caesars this week.

10% pay hike in first year

Union members at MGM Resorts International are expected to ratify a new five-year contract with the Strip’s largest employer during a Tuesday vote.

The technology company, which makes robots used in the hotel and restaurant industry, is set to list stock for sale on NASDAQ.

Hospitality workers in Culinary Local 226 have reached a tentative contract agreement at Strip properties operated by Wynn Resorts, union officials said on Friday, joining two other major employers in

The deal averts a strike of the company’s roughly 5,000 union members just before the area hosts the inaugural Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Observers say historic conditions, including COVID-19 and inflation, influenced discussion and the terms of Culinary Local 226’s contracts with Strip employers.

The culinary workers union in Las Vegas has agreed to a tentative contract with Caesars, which will prevent a strike at Caesars properties.

The company’s roughly 20,000 union members will not walk off the job six days before the market hosts its inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix.