We are proud of our decades-long relationship with UniteHere and our shared commitment to the hospitality workers who are the heart and soul of Las Vegas.

Through this agreement, Caesars Entertainment will ensure that as we grow, our Team Members grow with us.

In this landmark agreement, our nearly 10,000 UniteHere Team Members will see meaningful wage increases that align with our past performance, along with continued opportunities for growth tied to our future plans to bring more union jobs to the Las Vegas Strip. Union leaders have said they are seeking new five-year contracts that provide larger wage increases, reduced workload quotas, expanded on-the-job safety protections and more recall rights.Ĭulinary is expected to hold a virtual availability later Wednesday to discuss the agreement.Ĭaesars Entertainment's full statement: Caesars Entertainment Team Members are the best in the industry, and we are excited to reach an agreement with UniteHere one which recognizes the integral contributions our Team Members have made to the success we have seen in Las Vegas over the last few years. More bargaining sessions with those two companies are expected before Friday morning's strike deadline. 'So you should expect that when we reach an agreement on a contract, it's going to be the largest increase that our employees have seen in the four decades since we started interacting with the Culinary Union.'Ĭulinary still remains in talks with MGM Resorts and Wynn Resorts, which cover nine properties and about 25,000 workers, and the threat of a strike at those resorts still looms. 'You've heard me say before, we have done quite well as a company post-merger, post-pandemic, and our employees should and will participate in that,' Reeg said on an earnings call. RELATED | Culinary Union sets final negotiating sessions with 'Big Three' casinos ahead of possible strike Caesars CEO Tom Reeg told analysts last week that he was optimistic about reaching a deal with the union.

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