“We’re proposing the same wage increases on the Strip, we’re proposing them for downtown also, and that’s going to be significant for those employers. But they’re having recorded years downtown, those workers need it and we think those employers downtown should step up and do the right thing,” Union Secretary-Treasurer Ted PappaGeorge said before the vote on Monday.
In June 2024, union contracts expire at 24 additional properties on the Strip and Downtown Las Vegas.