Venetian Workers Secure First Union Contract with Significant Pay Increases

Historic agreement reached after year-long negotiations, covering over 4,000 hotel and casino employees in Las Vegas.

The contract includes a 32% pay increase over five years, raising average hourly wages to $35.
Workers will benefit from reduced housekeeping workloads and improved job security.
The deal mirrors recent contracts secured by 40,000 hospitality workers at other major Las Vegas Strip properties.
This is the first union contract for Venetian and Palazzo workers since the resorts opened.
The union is now focusing on negotiations at other Las Vegas venues, including the Sphere and Fontainebleau.