The National Labor Relations Board ruled Thursday that the Trump International Hotel In Las Vegas must recognize and bargain with the union seeking to represent its workers.

The hotel, which is co-owned by its namesake, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, has refused to deal with the union for a year, saying it didn’t fairly win a worker election.

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