The union says Loto-Québec management is sharing $650,000 in bonuses this year while denying workers raises that keep pace with the cost of living.

The union says Loto-Québec management is sharing $650,000 in bonuses this year while denying workers raises that keep pace with the cost of living.

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Casino workers in Montreal, Mont-Tremblant, Charlevoix and Gatineau voted Thursday at a general meeting to call an unlimited general strike starting this Friday.

The dispute with the employer has reached an impasse, said Riccardo Scopelleti, president of the Casino de Montréal-CSN security workers’ unit.

Despite the strike, which affects some 1,700 employees, the Casino du Lac-Leamy, the Trois-Rivières gaming hall and the Quebec City gaming hall are open as usual, Loto-Québec said in a statement.

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