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MGM International told The Associated Press the company will continue negotiations and that “both parties are committed to negotiating a contract that is good for everyone.” The Hill has reached out to the other major casinos for comment. The union holds separate contracts with each casino company, nearly all of which are scheduled to expire or have already expired this year. Companies are doing extremely well and we are demanding that workers aren’t left behind.” “Workers brought every single one of these companies through the pandemic and into a great recovery, and workers deserve a fair share. “If these gaming companies don’t come to an agreement, the workers have spoken and we will be ready to do whatever it takes - up to and including a strike,” he continued. “Today, Culinary and Bartenders Union members have sent the strongest message possible to the casino industry to settle a fair contract as soon as possible,” Ted Pappageorge, secretary-treasurer for the union, said in a statement. “It’s up to the three largest employers in Las Vegas to step up and do the right thing.”

The union represents nearly all nongaming workers at hotels and casinos, including housekeepers, waitstaff and kitchen staff. The union did not set a deadline for a walkout, but a full strike would effectively freeze all activity on the Las Vegas Strip, key to the city’s economy. More than 40,000 members are working without a contract as the union seeks better pay, benefits and working conditions in negotiations with top casino companies including, MGM International, Wynn and Caesars Entertainment.

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