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NLRB allows union vote at Mashantucket casino
Thursday, April 3, 2008
The
National Labor Relations Board
on Wednesday authorized the
International Union of Operating Engineers
to hold a union election at the casino owned by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation of Connecticut.
NLRB Regional Director Peter Hoffman rejected the tribe's claim that its sovereignty barred the application of federal labor laws at the
Foxwoods Resort Casino
. He cited precedent set by another tribal casino case that is in the federal courts.
The union wants to organize among 310 physical plant workers at Foxwoods. The
United Auto Workers
has already organized 3,000 card dealers.
Get the Story:
2nd group gets OK to hold Foxwoods union vote
(The Norwich Bulletin 4/3)
Engineering Workers At Foxwoods Get The OK To Vote On Union
(The New London Day 4/3)
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