Culinary Union workers say they are in it for the long haul as the strike at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas nears the two-week mark with workers pushing for a new five-year contract and better pay.

Hundreds of hospitality workers at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas stood strong on the picket line Saturday. It was the second day of their strike — after the Culinary Union and Virgin Hotels failed to reach an agreement on a new 5-year contract for the workers,

Culinary union members staged a demonstration at the Virgin Hotels in Las Vegas, resulting in 57 arrests and causing traffic delays on Paradise Road, as they seek a new contract with better pay and benefits.

Hundreds of casino workers at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas walked off their jobs last week over stalled talks to win a new five-year union

Walkout at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas marks first open-ended strike in over 20 years for Nevada's largest labor union

Las Vegas police arrested 57 striking workers from Virgin Hotels Las Vegas on Thursday during a protest organized by the Culinary Union. The workers, who walked off their jobs as part of a week-long strike, demonstrated on Paradise Road and blocked traffic in a bid to highlight stalled negotiations over a new five-year union pay contract.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - For the second time this year, Culinary Union workers are on strike at Virgin Hotels. The strike began Friday at 5 a.m. after the latest round of negotiations failed, leaving the union and off-strip property “disappointed.”

Las Vegas police arrested 57 striking casino workers Thursday during a protest outside Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, the Culinary Union reported. The workers, who walked off the job last week, are demanding a new five-year union pay contract after negotiations stalled.