It is too often forgotten that it is because of unions that many in the US have more fair working conditions and pay. Many of my #HospitalityIndustry colleagues, whether they plan meetings and events or work in venues or provide services for venues and #conferences, oppose #unions. The website will be updated regularly with information as to which casino resorts are facing an active labor dispute as negotiations continue for new collective bargaining agreements covering 53,000 hospitality workers. Protect your travel plans by checking a website intended as a service for meeting/convention planners and all other travelers who need to know whether labor disputes could impact travel plans in Las Vegas. In an event of a strike, support workers and do not cross picket or strike lines.

I didn’t realize 18 major properties have expired contracts at the moment, including one a lot of us were at recently.Īs #eventprofs, are you keeping up with union news in cities your events are hosted in? If the union does strike in Vegas, the events world will absolutely be effected.Ĭoming to Las Vegas? Ahead of upcoming conventions, SEMA (October 31-November 3), Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix (November 16-18), AWS (November 27-December 1), the Rodeo (December 7-16), Consumer Electronics Show (January 9-12), World of Concrete (January 23-25), the International Surface Expo (January 24-26), SHOT Show 2024 (January 23-26), NAHB IBS 2024 (February 27-29), Superbowl LVIII (February 11), and the holiday season, the Culinary Union is asking Nevada locals, elected officials, political candidates, and tourists to support hospitality workers by not patronizing hotels and casinos if and where there is a labor dispute. Did you know a date has been set for the culinary union strike in Las Vegas? If you have upcoming events in Vegas in the next few weeks, you should be aware of what’s happening.

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