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Encore Boston Harbor strike ends after about 1,300 workers ratify new contract
The two-month strike at Wynn Resorts' Encore Boston Harbor ended on November 5 after about 1,300 workers approved a new labor contract. The walkout coincided with a drop in gaming revenue.
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The two-month strike that disrupted operations at Wynn Resorts' Encore Boston Harbor casino ended on November 5, after about 1,300 workers ratified a new labor contract. According to Casino.org News, gaming revenue at the property fell noticeably during the stoppage.
The workers are represented by UNITE HERE Local 26 and Teamsters Local 25. They walked out on September 4, a few days after their previous agreement expired. The exact expiration date of the previous contract is not specified in the available part of the source.
The full text of the source is not available to us, so this report does not cover the terms of the new contract, wage levels or specific casino revenue figures. Readers should check the original report for details.
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