The moves come amid broader industry concerns about softening demand and efforts by some Las Vegas casino operators to manage labor costs.

April, typically one of the slower months for Nevada casinos, brought more declines as the state reported winnings on the Las Vegas Strip down nearly 3% compared to April of last year.

The tentative agreements include “the largest wage increases ever negotiated in Culinary Union’s 90-year history,” according to dual news releases.

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