Las Vegas union hotel workers vote to approve new Caesars contract that includes a 32% pay raise: 'BEST CONTRACT EVER!'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Experts said the impacts of tens of thousands of workers walking off the job would have been immediate: Reduced room cleanings.
55% : "Nothing was promised or guaranteed, and thousands of workers who participated in rallies, protests, civil disobedience, picketing, surveys, picket sign making, strike vote, and delegations inside the properties sacrificed to win a better future for themselves and our families," said Pappageorge, himself a former union hospitality worker who went on strike in 1991 with 500 other employees at the now-shuttered New Frontier Hotel and Casino in downtown Las Vegas.
45% : Now, Pappageorge said the union has won a 32% pay increase for its members over five years, with workers receiving a 10% bump in pay during the first year of their new contract.

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