Union workers from casino company Caesars Entertainment held a national day of action in six cities across the country to challenge executive bonuses that could total up to almost $50 million in 2016 alone and payments to Caesars' owners, Apollo and TPG.
Throughout the country, workers demanded to meet with property level executives to criticize executive bonuses. Additionally, in Las Vegas at the company's annual shareholder meeting, Culinary Union members challenged the company's plans.
Dan Lynch, a bartender at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City, asked, "Top-rate workers have gotten eighty cents in raises over the last 12 years and you haven't even met with us yet. Are executive bonuses more important to Caesars than the workers that make the beds and pour the drinks?
Throughout the country, workers demanded to meet with property level executives to criticize executive bonuses. Additionally, in Las Vegas at the company's annual shareholder meeting, Culinary Union members challenged the company's plans.
Dan Lynch, a bartender at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City, asked, "Top-rate workers have gotten eighty cents in raises over the last 12 years and you haven't even met with us yet. Are executive bonuses more important to Caesars than the workers that make the beds and pour the drinks?
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