A representative for Culinary Union 226, which represents workers at MGM properties (and other casino resorts on the Strip and around Las Vegas) said the union is keeping an eye on the situation.
"Contracts have seniority language which detail that layoffs must be done in a fair and impartial manner and ensures that when business improves, workers will return to work by seniority,” Culinary spokeswoman Bethany Khan said. "The union will be monitoring the situation closely and continue working with affected workers to ensure that the company follows the contract."
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