Wynn casino also embraces unions

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 07 Januari 2014 | 18.39

Wynn Resorts says it has matched rival Mohegan Sun's labor deal, to ensure that union workers build its proposed resort casino.

In a statement yesterday, Wynn Resorts, which has proposed a $1.3 billion resort casino in Everett that it claims would create 4,000 construction jobs and 4,300 permanent jobs, said it has a preliminary agreement with the Building and Construction Trades Council of the Metropolitan District and the New England Council of Carpenters, "which anticipates the negotiation of a full Project Labor Agreement in the near future. If we were to receive the license, we would partner with labor unions to forge mutually beneficial agreements akin to those we enjoy with our unions in Las Vegas."

On Sunday, Mohegan Sun announced that it already had signed an agreement with the two groups, stipulating that, if Revere voters approve a $1.3 billion casino on Feb. 25 and if it is awarded the gaming license, the project, which would create 2,500 construction jobs, would be built with union labor.

Mohegan Sun also said it is entering into a memorandum of understanding to create neutrality agreements enabling unionization of the approximately 4,000 permanent jobs it claims the project would create as well.

Revere's casino opponents were underwhelmed.

"We support unions, and we support jobs," said Joseph Catricala, a spokesman for Don't Gamble on Revere. "But the long-term negative impacts of a casino — the crime, the traffic, the addiction — would outweigh the short-term positive impact of these jobs,"


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