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Culinary Union sets Feb. 2 strike deadline for 7,700 workers - Vimarsana News

Culinary Union sets Feb. 2 strike deadline for 7,700 workers

After securing wage increases and mandated daily room cleanings at major Las Vegas resort properties last year, Culinary Workers Local 226 is warning 7,700 workers will strike Feb. 2 if remaining strip and downtown properties don’t meet similar contract demands.

Source: knpr.org
Las Vegas: Culinary workers ratify new five-year agreements with MGM, Caesars, and Wynn, clinching 32% wage hike - Vimarsana News

Las Vegas: Culinary workers ratify new five-year agreements with MGM, Caesars, and Wynn, clinching 32% wage hike

Includes 10% wage hikes in first year

No Strip strike in 2023 as Culinary announces agreement with Wynn - Vimarsana News

No Strip strike in 2023 as Culinary announces agreement with Wynn

With a couple hours to spare, a strike on the Las Vegas Strip was averted this year as Culinary Workers Local 226 announced a tentative contract agreement with Wynn Resorts.

Wynn contract agreement with Culinary ends fears of a strike on the Strip - Vimarsana News

Wynn contract agreement with Culinary ends fears of a strike on the Strip

Wynn Resorts and the Culinary Union reached a tentative five-year contract agreement Friday, becoming third major operator reach a deal and end fears of a strike on the Strip.

Caesars, Culinary reach contract agreement ahead of strike deadline - Vimarsana News

Caesars, Culinary reach contract agreement ahead of strike deadline

Caesars Entertainment and the Culinary Union reached a tentative agreement on a new five-year early Wednesday morning, potentially averting a walkout by 10,000 workers at nine Strip properties.