Next weekend's huge Las Vegas Grand Prix is at risk of being impacted by potentially one of the biggest hospitality worker strikes in the history of the United States, with time running out for an acceptable contract to be put on the table for those preparing to take action. According to NPR, 35,000 members of the Culinary and Bartenders Union could go on strike, starting from November 10. Those considering taking action are currently employed by hotels and major casinos in Las Vegas, all of which will be full of Formula 1 fans in just a matter of days. The issue appears to be specifically with the workers employed by MGM Resorts, Caesars Entertainment and Wynn Resorts, with contract...
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