The LINQ - A Caesars Rewards Destination
Hotel · South Las Vegas
3535 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
"A popular hotel and casino in Las Vegas featuring modern amenities and a vibrant atmosphere. It is part of the Caesars Entertainment group, offering a range of entertainment and dining options."
"Linq Hotel's RE:Match Bar has an outdoor lounge directly over The Strip for fireworks viewing."
"Employees at this property are covered by a tentative agreement that promises sizable increases to wages, health care, and pension benefits and adds enforceable language on automation—advanced notice to the union, mandatory training, and support/pay for displaced workers—as well as a commitment to daily room cleanings, subject to ratification." - Janna Karel
"Thousands of Culinary Workers Union Local 226 members staged picket lines on the sidewalk in front of this property on Las Vegas Boulevard as part of ongoing contract negotiations with the city’s largest casino employers. Clad in red T‑shirts and starting at 10 a.m., workers hoisted signs and chanted to pressure for a new five‑year contract featuring pay increases, reduced housekeeping workloads, expanded safety measures, improved health care, and job‑security protections in the event of another pandemic or economic crisis. The demonstrations—part of an action that authorized a potential strike impacting up to 22 resorts—did not constitute a full strike but signaled that bartenders, cooks, servers, guest room attendants, porters, bellmen, laundry, and kitchen workers could walk off the job at any time. The union, which represents 60,000 workers statewide (53,000 in Las Vegas) and has roughly 40,000 members working under an expired contract, urged the public and officials not to cross active picket lines. The protests come as the city prepares for a busy fall and winter season, including the upcoming Formula 1 Grand Prix, holidays, New Year’s Eve and the Super Bowl, increasing the potential impact of any labor action." - Janna Karel
"The Linq allows vaccinated customers to leave the mask at home, but businesses can still require that everyone wears a mask." - Susan Stapleton
