Culinary Union members have voted to approve a new contract with Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, ending the longest strike at a resort in the city in more than two decades. Union members cast their ballots on Wednesday in favor of the new five-year contract covering about 700 hospitality and food and beverage employees.

The Culinary Union ratified a new five-year contract with the hotel, ending one of the longest strikes in the city’s recent history.

Culinary Union workers at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas have ended their 69-day strike after securing a five-year contract agreement, concluding one of the longest labor disputes in the city in decades.

The Las Vegas Culinary Union is telling it’s workers that they are voting on a new deal with the Virgin Hotel. If approved, it will end a strike that began in November of 2024.

After nearly 10 weeks on strike, workers at the off-Strip Virgin casino-hotel have a new contract.

The longest strike in decades by Las Vegas hotel workers has come to an end. The Culinary Workers Union announced Wednesday that workers voted unanimously to ratify a new contract with Virgin Hotels Las Vegas.