But dealers at Atlantic City Casinos overlooked those rules for a day, to show legislators exactly what it feels like to have second-hand smoke blown in your face while you’re trying to work. Smoking is, of course, forbidden throughout the State House Annex, and hasn’t been allowed in the meeting hall for many years.

Some members of the United Auto Workers union blew smoke in the direction of legislators to make their point about the unfairness of the situation. Workers decided to turn the tables, heading to a state government hearing in Trenton and lighting up in protest, according to ABC News. State government hearing becomes union protest At a recent state assembly meeting, tensions ran high and workers could not be silenced. The snap decision to cancel the vote had casino workers burning with rage, with some choosing to take matters into their own hands. They had appeared to be making some progress - until a preliminary vote on smoking in casinos was cancelled at short notice.

Workers at Atlantic City’s casinos have been pushing for a smoking ban for years now. “Soon, along with a premium gaming experience, our guests will have that same experience at our newly renovated hotel in Sault Ste Marie.Smoking is prohibited in almost every workplace in New Jersey.

“While our guest’s experience is of the utmost importance to us, we also recognize the need to revitalize our flagship property which provides revenue to support services offered by our Tribe and within our local communities,” said Kewadin Casinos CEO Allen Kerridge. The casino says they have hired IDI (Integrated Designs Inc.) for architecture and engineering services and Gundlach Champion to provide construction management services for the project. Phase one will give Kewadin Sault Hotel tower a fresh new exterior while phase two will bring brand new hotel rooms. (WLUC) - Kewadin Casinos will soon begin a complete interior renovation and remodel of the Kewadin Casino Hotel 268-room hotel tower in Sault Ste Marie.Īccording to a press release from the casino, the interior renovation project is slated to start mid-January of 2024 and is phase two of the already-announced multi-million dollar exterior upgrade project currently underway.

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