Nevada's most powerful union is suing 3 resorts in an effort to protect people from the coronavirus.
The Culinary Workers Union leaders' are still in a meeting in an attempt to get more safety protocols,
FROM THE CORONAVIRUS.THEY'RE RELEASING NEW DETAILSON THAT LAWSUIT RIGHT NOW - -ONLINE.13 ACTION NEWS REPORTER SEANDELANCEY IS LIVE AT THEIRHEADQUARTERS - NOW SEAN YOULISTENED IN - WHAT ARE THEYSAYING THIS MORNING?KALYNA - THE UNION HEADS ARESTILL MEETING RIGHT NOW -GIVING US AN UPDATE ON THISLAWSUIT DESIGNED TO FORCE THESTRIP PROPERTIES TO ADOPT THEIRMORE STRINGENT SAFETYPROTOCOLS.(SEAN ADLIBS WHAT THEY'VE BEENTALKING ABOUT)THE UNION HAS SIX MAIN DEMANDS.REQUIRING DAILY CLEANING OFROOMS MANDATORY TESTING FOR ALLEMPLOYEES WHEN THEY COME BACKTO WORK - ANDREGULAR TESTING AFTERWARD.PROVIDE ADEQUATE PROTECTIVEGEAR.ENFORCING SOCIAL DISTANCINGREQUIRING MASKS FOR BOTHPROVIDE ADEQUATE PROTECTIVEGEAR.ENFORCING SOCIAL DISTANCINGREQUIRING MASKS FOR BOTHWORKERS AND GUESTS.AND PUBLISHING THEIR RESORTSAFETY PLANS PUBLICLY ONLINE.THE UNION IS STILL MEETING -THERE IS A LOT TO GO THROUGH -- SO I'LL GIVE YOU AFULL BREAKDOWN COMING UP ATTHREE.FOR NOW - - SEAN DELACEY - 13ACTIONFOR NOW - - SEAN DELACEY - 13ACTION NEWS.FOR NOW - - SEAN DELACEY - 13ACTION NEWS.
NEWS: The Culinary Union is demanding safety for all hospitality and gaming workers in Nevada