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Vegas taxicab strike ends as new contract signed

By Michelle Rindels
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — A 2-month-old taxicab strike has ended in Las Vegas after management with the Yellow-Checker-Star cab company agreed to pay drivers a larger share of the meter revenue and allow more flexible scheduling.

A contract was signed Thursday morning, officially ending the 60-day strike by members of the Industrial, Technical and Professional Employees Union/Office and Professional Employees International Union Local 4873.

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