“I’m ready to go for provided that I need to, and I’m pretty sure that’s how everyone else is feeling,” expressed Michael Renick, a bartender at Virgin Hotels, embodying the unwavering determination of the striking workforce who endured hardship, even seeking second jobs, in their pursuit of a fair agreement.

This victory reaffirms the Culinary Workers Union’s unwavering strength as a powerful force in Nevada’s labour landscape, having navigated its longest strike in two decades. Their success has profound implications for the future of labor relations in the hospitality industry, setting a powerful precedent for collective bargaining and worker rights.