Bargaining is scheduled to resume next week between Caesars Windsor and the union representing casino workers.
Unifor Local 444 president James Stewart says Caesars officials finally reached out and confirmed they would be available to bargain Wednesday, April 18.
Stewart says the holdup is due to coordinating the different stakeholders in the talks, including a conciliator and the OLG.
About 2300 Caesars workers have been on strike since April 5 after 59 per cent of employees rejected a tentative agreement.
On Monday, Caesars Windsor postponed shows, Total Rewards promotions, conventions, events and meetings for the rest of April as well as cancelling all hotel reservations booked this month due to the strike.
