Casino Asks Supreme Court for Pause of Union Bargaining Order
Station Casinos' Red Rock property is asking the Supreme Court to pause enforcement of a National Labor Relations Board order compelling it to recognize and negotiate with the Culinary Workers Union, after the DC Circuit upheld that order in June. The bargaining order stems from a Gissel remedy, issued because the company's unfair labor practices were deemed severe enough to make a fair rerun election unlikely, even though workers had voted against unionizing in 2019. The case has become a flashpoint over how far federal labor law can go in imposing union representation when employer misconduct is found to have tainted the process. A Supreme Court stay would delay Red Rock's bargaining obligations while the broader legal challenge to the NLRB's authority plays out.
See "Casino Asks Supreme Court for Pause of Union Bargaining Order", Robert Iafolla, Bloomberg Law, September 2, 2026