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Nevada Bill Bids To Streamline Gaming Regulations

Feb 16, 2017 Gambling Compliance · Link to Article

Geoconda Arguello-Kline, secretary-treasurer for the Culinary Union, said Wednesday that the union, which represents about 55,000 workers in Nevada, supports raising the minimum wage.

“But, it’s just the start,” Arguello-Kline said. “To really change working people’s lives, they need a union to secure fair wages, job security, a pension and good health benefits. When workers do well our community benefits.”

The average Culinary Union member on the Las Vegas Strip makes about $23 an hour, including benefits.

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