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Trump Hotel Sues Over “Deceptive” Flyers

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Trump Hotel Sues Over “Deceptive” Flyers — The corporation that runs Trump Hotel Las Vegas (namely, Donald Trump and Phil Ruffin) are suing the Culinary Union and Bartenders Union over what they call “deceptively misleading” flyers about Trump’s campaign event held at nearby Treasure Island hotel in Las Vegas. Trump Hotel claims that by stating that Trump stayed at Treasure Island, not his own hotel, the public was led to believe accommodations at the Trump Hotel were not adequate for Trump himself. The lawsuit claims that Trump did stay the night in the Trump Hotel while in town. The Culinary Union and Bartenders Union is currently in a battle to unionize the Trump Hotel’s workers, numbering around 500. The National Labor Relations Board has received more than 10 complaints about the hotel since 2014.







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