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Union Ratifies New Contract with Royal Kona Resort Amid Labor Dispute

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What happened

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Workers at Royal Kona Resort ratified a new contract, which includes wage increases and better job security, after nearly two years of negotiations with management. The union, UNITE HERE Local 5, also filed an unfair labor practice charge against Royal Kona Resort with the National Labor Relations Board for declaring an impasse during bargaining.

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Why it matters

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The new agreement establishes specific protections for workers, including language regarding major emergencies and historic wage increases. The filing of the charge against Royal Kona Resort with the National Labor Relations Board continues the legal dispute over alleged violations of federal labor law.

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    Royal Kona Resort might see changes in operational costs due to the new wage increases and job security provisions outlined in the contract.

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  1. Local 5 filed a charge against Royal Kona Resort, escalating the labor dispute.1 source
  2. UNITE HERE Local 5 secured a new contract with Royal Kona Resort, despite allegations of labor law violations.1 source

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