Culinary Union workers to strike Friday at Virgin Las Vegas after negotiations fail
Regulation · 2024-11-15
Culinary Union workers to strike Friday at Virgin Las Vegas after negotiations fail
Hundreds of hospitality workers at an off-Strip casino will walk off the job for the second time this year after employer Virgin Hotels and Culinary Local 226 leadership failed to agree on a new multi-year contract Thursday night.
Last week, Culinary set a 5 a.m. Friday strike deadline to press Virgin management to get a deal done one week before the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Virgin said it tried to address Culinary’s concerns about a lack of wage increases in the first three years of the contract.
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