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2003
Labor News Archive
Hospitality
Industry News
Culinary
and Bartenders Unions
reach five-year agreement with MGM Grand
Laid-off
non-union Reno hotel workers seek insurance law reform
Current federal statutes have no teeth
Ex-Sundowner
workers desperate; insurance canceled
City of Sparks continues to criminalize work
Protestors
picket President Bush appearance, Yucca dump
Culinary
Union helps organize successful community campaign
against Station Casinos expansion to Red Rock
Culinary
Union joins with Sierra Club
to oppose Station Casinos tower
Caesars/Park
Place puts Reno Hilton on the market
NEVADAN
AT WORK: DONALD "D." TAYLOR
Culinary Local 226 secretary-treasurer
Union boss steadfast
in his fight for people
LV
union members face transfer or job loss
due to Siegfried and Roy show closure
Culinary
training program gets financial boost
from federal government
Culinary
and Bartenders unions launch
www.LVAladdinAlert.info
Reno
Gazette-Journal tells the story
"A new website for visitors and meeting and convention coordinators...news
about the labor dispute, links to alternative hotel accommodations,
e-mail updates and info of interest to customers..."
Labor
leader: Aladdin is Culinary Union's no. 1 priority
Culinary
Union sets its sights on Station Casinos
Venetian
Hotel joins Utah Mormon Temple appeal
of sidewalk usage case to U.S. Supreme Court
Teamsters
temporarily extend expired contract with 20 LV hotels
Some
LV cabbies push for video cameras in their cars
Letter
to the Editor — Read between lines of Rio cocktail server change
Rio
fires cocktail servers to hire subcontracted "bevertainers"
Culinary
and Bartenders unions break ground on new training academy
Cancer
claims life of Culinary Local 226 VP Vernon Wayne Tillmon, Sr., 50
Union
hails IRS tip deal for waitresses, bartenders, cocktail servers, bellmen
National
Labor Relations Board files federal complaint
against Binion's Horseshoe on behalf of Culinary and Bartenders unions
Newspaper
Editorial — Gaming industry should bear the cost of work cards
2001-2002
Hospitality Industry News Archive
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Workers'
Rights
Will
the real lawyers for the 7-Up workers please stand up?
Ex-Sundowner
workers desperate; insurance canceled
City of Sparks continues to criminalize work
Nevada
injured worker wins $16 million in damages
Team
America assets frozen, workers not getting paid
Nevada
Supreme Court rules for injured electrician
Newmont
workers overwhelmingly reject contract offer
Law
speeds Nevada Equal Rights Commission cases
9th
Circuit Court: City can't stop free speech at Fremont Street Experience
Nevada
man wants return to state job after U.S. Supreme Court victory
Governor
signs bill benefiting disabled firefighters
and others injured on the job
Worker
wins landmark discrimination case against Caesars Palace
Whistleblowers
sue Newmont Mining over wrongful termination
Lawsuit
accuses the world's largest gold mining company of routinely misleading
state regulators about pollution at Nevada mine.
NATIONAL
PRECEDENT: U.S. Supreme Court upholds
Nevada employee's right to family leave in landmark case
COCKTAIL
WAITRESSES' LAWSUIT: Deal closes book on 'Fat Meeting' case
Final plaintiff reaches confidential settlement with Mirage
Fired
LV worker's sex discrimination case appealed to U.S. Supreme Court
Case
vs. Caesars Palace may set far-reaching precedent
Cesar
Chavez birthday celebrated in Reno
New Chavez postage stamp unveiled. Dolores Huerta visits Las
Vegas.
Sen.
Neal's workplace rights bill moves forward
Park
officer alleges harassment in retaliation
for blowing whistle on hidden cameras in locker room
Topless
dancer accuses cops and management
of harassment and union busting
LV
exotic dancers fight city over licensing and job status; ACLU involved
These people really need a union!
Editorial
— Gaming commission's new work card rules lack privacy safeguards
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