Las Vegas Hospitality Workers Vote to Authorize Strike Amid Tight Labor Market
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Las Vegas hospitality workers voted to authorize a strike against major gaming companies if contract deals are not reached.
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A tight labor market and upcoming events could incentivize both sides to avoid a strike.
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Culinary union is inspired by strikes happening nationally in other industries.
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Union is seeking pay raises, improved working conditions, and other protections.
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Two new resorts opening by end of year adds labor competition that could strengthen union position.