Gambling company to let Mass. workers unionize

Published November 21, 2012 4:52pm ET



PALMER, Mass. (AP) — A gambling company vying to open a casino in western Massachusetts has reached a deal with a federation of about 50 labor unions to allow future employees to form a union and negotiate contracts.

The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority finalized the agreement with the Pioneer Valley AFL-CIO to cover employees at a casino it wants to build on a 150-acre site just of the Massachusetts Turnpike in Palmer.

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