The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal
Nation of Connecticut said it will negotiate with a union after casino bartenders, drink servers, and bar porters voted to join the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 371.
The employees at Foxwoods Resort Casino voted 133 to 90 to organize with the union. The elected was conducted under tribal law.
"As a result of this process, it will not be necessary for Foxwoods or the union to take any further action with respect to the disputed election conducted by the National Labor Relations Board," the tribe said in a statement, The New London Day reported. "The parties anticipate beginning negotiations under tribal law for a collective bargaining agreement in the coming weeks."
The tribe had planned to take the
National Labor Relations Board to court over a prior election.
The tribe says the board lacks jurisdiction on the reservation.
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Foxwoods bartenders approve union in tribal law vote (The Norwich Bulletin 5/17)
Foxwoods beverage workers approve union
(The New London Day 5/17)
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