It's time for the casinos to give back something to the workers.' 'Mothers and fathers are having a hard time putting food on the table for their children. 'We've given back a lot over the years to the casinos, and now gas prices and food prices have gone up and people are desperate,' she said. Nikki Schwendemann has worked in the Atlantic City casino industry for 37 years, most recently as a food server at the Borgata's Angeline restaurant. They chanted, banged drums and plastic buckets, and blew whistles. Workers surrounded the casino, picketing on the Boardwalk, on Pacific Avenue and along side streets, but did not interfere with people entering or leaving the casino. Atlantic City 2021 casino earns surpass pre-pandemic levels.Atlantic City fire departments are ready to battles blazes and keep city safe, officials say.Atlantic City casino workers seek ‘significant’ pay raise.The company declined to comment Wednesday. The Tropicana was selected for the picket in recognition of Caesars' outsize role as the largest casino employer in the city. The union has been negotiating with Caesars Entertainment, which owns Caesars, Harrah's and the Tropicana, as well as MGM Resorts International, which owns the city's top-performing property, the Borgata. PREVIOUS: Contracts expired, union to picket Atlantic City's Tropicana 'Our hope is the individual casinos will recognize that these are really big numbers that they are racking up, and that the workers have not had a cost-of-living raise in a while.' 'We are united, we are ready to fight, and we have very specific asks in a new contract, number one of which is a raise that matters,' said union president Bob McDevitt.

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