The longest strike in decades by Las Vegas hotel workers ended Wednesday with a new contract between the Culinary and Bartenders Union and Virgin Hotels. Newsweek contacted both parties on Thursday via email for comment Beginning November 15,

The Las Vegas hotel workers union has reached a deal with a casino near the Strip to end its longest strike in decades

Culinary workers in Las Vegas have ended their strike after agreeing to a new collective bargaining agreement. Virgin Hotels Las Vegas and the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Bartenders Union Local 165 agreed to a new five-year contract after the union members went on strike for 69 days.

Culinary Union members have voted to approve a new contract with Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, ending the longest strike at a resort in the city in more than two decades. Union members cast their ballots on Wednesday in favor of the new five-year contract covering about 700 hospitality and food and beverage employees.