When it comes to the UAW, the facts speak for themselves. Take a look at the UAW in the news to get a full picture of the UAW track record in representing “the working people.”

And take a look at the news on Atlantic City….the picture becomes very clear.

Atlantic City News

• Foxwoods to offset raises with 401(k) match hiatus
• Cindy Evans: Dealers can secure their futures without costly union
• UAW ad campaign hurting Atlantic City
• Local 54 members vote for new 2-year contract with Harrah's Casinos
• Local 54 approves Harrah's Entertainment contract
• Local 54 approves contract with Harrah’s properties
• Hotel workers union OKs deal with 4 NJ casinos
• Recession, Debt Taking Toll On US Casinos
• Casino layoffs slow, with 81 jobs cut in April
• State will cut more, use surplus, defer expenses to plug $1.2 billion budget hole
• At casinos, ‘down-sized’ doesn’t mean small-time
• Budget changes disturb area lawmakers
• Casino visitors cut back on Atlantic City spending
• Harrah’s revenues decline
• Despite fiscal problems, Harrah’s seeks to expand holdings
• Casinos add 600 jobs in May, ending nine-month decline
• Protesters: Harrah’s not worth the gamble
• Casino revenue falls 15 percent for worst May in 12 years
• Atlantic City casinos can’t seem to shake slump
• Anti-casino group stages protest
• Court to approve Tropicana bankruptcy sale
• Moody’s sour on casino recovery
• On the Jersey Shore, Laid Off and Looking for Seasonal Work
• State lagging behind in the gaming game
• Trump, bondholders battle over Atlantic City casinos
• State of Harrah’s
• Meadowlands harness racing suffers in battle with New Jersey politicians and Atlantic City casinos
• NJ casinos fighting back against union ad campaign
• Tax hike on wine, liquor will cost New Jersey jobs
• Bill: Keep A.C. beach bars through winter
• New Jersey budget set to pass despite Republican objections
• Dunes the problem? No, casinos are
• Video slots in bars could help state and casinos, too
• Charges dismissed in alleged theft of casino database in Atlantic City
• Effort to diversify jitney ownership loses traction in recession
• Casino regulators consider changes to avoid another Tropicana saga
• Atlantic City casinos down on their luck
• Greedy unions can kill businesses
• A.C. casinos continue to take hit from competition in Pa
• Casinos: We’ll hire replacement dealers for strike
• Harrah’s Refutes UAW Claims
• UAW and casinos/No one’s winning
• UAW pickets A.C. casinos for dealer contract
• Harrah’s: We don’t want a public battle, but UAW does
• Hundreds march against Harrah’s Entertainment
• Workers Union Further Hurting Atlantic City Casino Gambling
• States End Up Losers in Gambling Pullback
• UAW pickets A.C. casinos for dealer contract
• Harrah’s: We don’t want a public battle, but UAW does
• Hundreds march against Harrah's Entertainment
• Workers Union Further Hurting Atlantic City Casino Gambling
• States End Up Losers in Gambling Pullback
• A.C. casino revenue down in July
• UAW should keep its battle private
• Casino critics should stop biting hand that feeds them
• Chamber to union: Tactics hurt A.C.
• UAW is hurting its own members
• Trump Plaza dealers seek to end representation under UAW
• Trump Plaza dealers seek to scrap union
• Atlantic City union solidarity cracks as Trump Plaza dealers petition to dissolve union
• Trump Plaza Casino Dealers Want Out of Union
• Dealers frustrated with Trump and UAW