Elected officials in Connecticut urged the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation to allow a union at its Foxwoods Resort Casino.
The United Auto Workers union is trying to organize about 4,000 dealers. Rep. Joe Courtney (D-Connecticut) and others say the employees have a right to form a union.
The tribe says any union efforts need to follow tribal law [Link]. But the National Labor Relations Board appears to be asserting jurisdiction on the reservation.
The NLRB recently held a hearing on complaints of intimidation and harassment by tribal and casino officials. An assistant regional director said a formal complaint might be issued against the tribe.
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Elected officials endorse UAW organizing drive at casino (AP 10/22)
Lawmakers Back Foxwoods Dealers
(The New London Day 10/23)
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Push For Union Gets Backing (The Hartford Courant 10/23)
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