Hospitality workers - from bartenders and cocktail servers to kitchen employees and housekeepers - have also said they want better job security amid advancements in technology, as well as stronger security protections, including more safety buttons.Everything down still. She declined to say how much the union is seeking in pay raises because, she said, 'we do not negotiate in public,' but the union has said it is asking for 'the largest wage increases ever negotiated' in its history. Members currently receive health insurance and earn about $26 hourly, including benefits, union spokesperson Bethany Khan said.

Negotiations have been underway since April over topics such as pay and working conditions. The union's deadline comes after yet another unsuccessful round of negotiations with the three casino companies that own and operate some of the most recognizable hotel-casinos on the Las Vegas Strip, including the Bellagio, Paris Las Vegas, MGM Grand, Luxor and Caesars Palace. Caesars and MGM Resorts did not immediately respond to emailed requests for comment. Pappageorge also said the union is in 'great shape' to provide financial support to striking members.Ī spokesperson for Wynn Resorts declined to comment. Ted Pappageorge, the union's secretary-treasurer and chief contract negotiator, said at a news conference Thursday that the union and its members hope it doesn't come to that, but, he said, 'workers are prepared, united and ready to strike if necessary.' That's five days before the Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend, which is expected to bring thousands of people to the Strip, is set to kick off with an opening ceremony. 10 with casino giants MGM Resorts International, Caesars Entertainment and Wynn Resorts. The Culinary Workers Union said about 35,000 members whose contracts expired earlier this year are ready and willing to walk off the job if deals aren't reached by Nov. LAS VEGAS - Tens of thousands of Las Vegas hotel workers fighting for new union contracts set a strike deadline Thursday, threatening major disruptions at more than a dozen resorts - the city's economic backbone - that could coincide with the Strip's inaugural Formula 1 races later this month. Tens of thousands of Las Vegas hotel workers fighting for new union contracts set a strike deadline, threatening major disruptions at more than a dozen resorts.

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