Now, workers are struggling to make ends meet, even as the industry generates all-time record high gaming revenues from in-person and online gaming,” DCC said. “Following COVID shutdowns, Detroit casino workers sacrificed raises and shouldered heavier workloads so the industry could recover. Workers are asking for wage increases aligned with the growing cost of living. Since the beginning of September, casino workers have been in negotiations with the casinos. On Friday, the workers who staff the majority of the operations at Detroit’s three casinos-including the slots and table games on the gaming floors as well as restaurants, bars, retail outlets, hotels, cleaning, maintenance and more-are holding a vote that, if passed, could pave the way for potential strikes at the casinos,” DCC said. “As more UAW autoworkers join picket lines, another group of workers from the Motor City is taking the first step towards potential strikes. DETROIT (WXYZ) - The Detroit Casino Council (DCC), the negotiating committee for workers at Detroit’s three casinos announced Thursday union members will cast votes Friday on potential strike authorization.

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