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Las Vegas casinos could be facing tens of thousands of employees walking off the job after union members voted to authorize a strike on Tuesday night, according to The Guardian. The strike could occur anytime starting on June 1, a move which would bring the infamous strip and some of the city's most famous resorts to a halt. Almost 25,000 members of the Culinary Union work at 34 different casino-resorts across Las Vegas cast their ballots in two sessions on Tuesday, displaying the power behind one of the largest labor organizations in Nevada. The vote now gives union negotiators a large advantage as they continue to work on solidifying new five-year contracts. Workers who are directly...
