Las Vegas-area Casinos have been open for more than two weeks, and they may be undergoing some changes to increase safety measures during the pandemic.
1:19 NOT MUCH HAS CHANGEDREALLY.ALOT OF PLACES ARE ACCESSINGRIGHT NOW.AND I KNOW CERTAIN THINGS ARECHANGING AT SOME CASINOS.BUTT WITH MOST PLACES HAVEN'TCHANGED TOO MUCH.THEY'RE TAKING A LOOK AND WEMAY SEE SOME CHANGES IN THENEXT WEEK OR SOLAS VEGAS ADVISER ANTHONYCURTIS SAYS...CASINOS WILL BE FOLLOWINGGUIDANCE FROM THE STATE WHEN ITCOMES TO SAFETY PROTOCOLS..RIGHT NOW..GUESTS ARE NOT REQUIRED TOWEAR FACEMASKS...BUT THAT COULD CHANGE..LEADERS WITH THE CULINARY UNIONARE CALLING FOR STRICTERENFORCEMENT IN ORDER TO PROTECTHOSPITALITY WORKERS..3:19 RIGHT NOW YOU KNOWMASKS..YOU DON'T SEE IT'SMANDATORY TO WEAR MASKS3:36 DAILY CLEANING IS VERYCONCERNING TO US.4:13 WHEN IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE INTHIS COMMUNITY THEY'VE LETTHESE WORKERS DOWN.THE UNION HAS LAUNCHED AONE-STOP SAFETY RESOURCE ONTHEIR WEBSITE..THE CHART OUTLINES WHAT EACHCASINO IS DOING TO KEEP THEIRPROPERTIE
Nevada's most powerful union is suing 3 resorts in an effort to protect people from the coronavirus. The Culinary Workers Union..
A former vice president of guest strategy at MGM Resorts says he's seen a lack of consistency in safety inside hotels and casinos..
