Las Vegas: Culinary Union workers authorize strike at Virgin Las Vegas
Regulation · 2024-11-08
Las Vegas: Culinary Union workers authorize strike at Virgin Las Vegas
Members of the Culinary Union at Virgin Las Vegas plan to strike.
On Friday, Culinary 226 called for a strike at the Virgin Las Vegas starting at 5 a.m. Nov. 15. Around 700 Culinary workers have been pushing for a new contract since the previous expired in June 2023.
A complete work stoppage was authorized and the union encourages customers to cancel their reservations, check out of the property and choose a union accommodation.
During negotiations, Virgin has proposed a $0 wage increase for the first three years of the contract, according to Ted Pappageorge, secretary-treasurer for Culinary 226.
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