The Culinary Union urges members of the public, customers, community allies, elected officials, and convention planners to not cross an active picket line and to stand in solidarity with workers by not eating, meeting, or staying in a casino resort during an active picket line.

The Culinary Union, which is now authorized to call for a strike at any date or time, has not yet set a strike deadline and continues negotiating in good faith with all gaming companies. Other key proposals are: Expanded safety and technology language, reducing workload for guest room attendants, and substantial wage and benefit increases.Ĭontracts covering 43,000 MGM Resorts, Caesars Entertainment, and Wynn Resorts workers are expired and with an active picket line beginning this week at MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment properties, there is now an active labor dispute with 18 casino properties across the Las Vegas Strip. Las Vegas, NV - For the first time in nearly two decades, thousands of Culinary and Bartenders Union members will picket on the Las Vegas Strip in front 8 different MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment Corporation casinos, as hospitality workers have authorized a strike and continue negotiations for a new 5-year union contract.Īmong other items in negotiations, the Culinary Union has proposed language making clear that the no-strike clause does not prevent the Culinary Union from taking action, including strikes, against non-union restaurants on the casino property, and gives casino workers the right to respect picket lines. Thousands of hospitality workers to picket MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment casinos on the Las Vegas Strip as workers continue the push for a contract Thousands of hospitality workers to picket MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment casinos on the Las Vegas Strip as workers continue the push for a contract Oct 09, 2023

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