Wynn says it reached framework deal with unions to end Encore Boston Harbor strike; 1,300 workers to vote
Key points
- Wynn says it reached a framework for resolution with union leadership, who recommended it to members
- Approval would end the strike by about 1,300 workers that began Sept. 4
- Terms are undisclosed; unions sought higher wages, job security and better health benefits
Wynn Resorts CEO Craig Billings said on an earnings call the company reached a framework for resolution with union leadership, who recommended it to members for a ratification vote. Approval would end a strike by 1,300 Encore Boston Harbor workers that began Sept. 4. Terms are undisclosed; unions sought higher wages, job security and better health benefits. Encore's revenue fell more than 20% in September.
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