Tropicana Atlantic City News - Page 15

News Brief: Pennsylvania slots are no longer just a threat here, but are wreaking havoc on the Atlantic City Boardwalk casinos.

News Brief: In an attempt to refute a former exec's statements, the Tropicana faces more allegations of a casino that was unclean, provided poor service and drove its customers away

News Brief: Admitting mistakes were made, the owner of Tropicana Casino and Resort said changes are under way to woo back customers after a rocky 11 months of operation.

A federal judge has refused Tropicana’s motion to issue a temporary restraining order against UNITE HERE Local 54, the casino workers union which represents 15,000 workers in Atlantic City.

Today, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission granted UNITE HERE Local 54 participant status in the Tropicana’s upcoming licensing hearing.

News Brief: Columbia Sussex Corp. is planning redesigns for two of its recently acquired properties, and a Covington architectural firm will handle the job.

News Brief: Smokers may soon be out of luck: At least five of Atlantic City's casinos are making gambling areas smoke-free.

News Brief: An engineering company hired by Tropicana Casino and Resort has concluded that damage to an exterior wall is only cosmetic in nature and there are no concerns about the structural integrity of the building.

News Brief: Dealers at Tropicana Casino and Resort voted in the United Auto Workers as their collective bargaining representative by a sweeping majority Saturday.

News Brief: A former floorman at the Tropicana Casino and Resort has filed suit against the casino for wrongful termination, saying he was 'unceremoniously fired' because he publicly advocated a smoke-free workplace.

News Brief: The United Auto Workers union filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board to represent about 1,000 full- and part-time dealers, dual-rate dealers, and keno and simulcast employees at the Tropicana Casino and Resort.

News Brief: In the latest round of layoffs shaking the Boardwalk casino, Tropicana has eliminated its limousine department, costing about 40 employees their jobs, one of the drivers said Wednesday.

A settlement package of $101 million has been awarded to the families of the four construction workers killed and more than 30 others injured in the October 30, 2003, catastrophic collapse of the Tropicana Casino parking garage.

A New Jersey man has sued Aztar Corporation, the owner of Atlantic City's Tropicana Casino and Resort, for failing to protect him and other individuals from the dangers of secondhand smoke.

News Brief: Never gambled in a casino? Atlantic City's gaming halls want to change that. And some of them are offering sweet deals to any new customer who walks in the door.

Tropicana Casino and Resort will light a 25 foot Holiday Tree in Fiesta Plaza at The Quarter.

ProJo Poker and the Tropicana Casino and Resort in Atlantic City will play host to 26 weekly tournaments beginning Wednesday, Sept. 21 and running through January 18, 2006.

The Quarter at Tropicana Casino and Resort is thrilled by recent awards and accolades it has received from regional and national publications, as well as industry trade publications, recognizing its excellence in dining and hospitality.

With the opening of The Quarter, the $280 million non-gaming expansion, Tropicana Casino and Resort has taken the lead in the city's revitalization.

The Washington Post featured Atlantic City, NJ on the cover of its Travel Section and branded The Quarter and Tropicana Casino and Resort with the city's highest mark and only "A+."