Table game dealers are striking at Horseshoe Indianapolis The dealers are seeking to join the Teamsters Table game dealers at Horseshoe Indianapolis in Shelbyville, Ind., walked off the job on Friday at 12 noon EST. A mobile phone displays the National Labor Relations Board’s webpage. With the NLRB closed due to the federal government shutdown, casino workers at Horseshoe Indianapolis have walked off the job. (Image: Shutterstock) After Caesars Entertainment refused to allow an independent third-party to conduct an election to determine if a majority of the casino’s 200 table game dealers and dual-rate supervisors, who at times deal cards, support joining the Teamsters Local 135 union, a strike was authorized. The local Teamsters chapter announced that a strike would occur today, Oct. 17, should Caesars maintain its opposition to allowing an auditor to handle counting the secret ballot cards. “Horseshoe dealers and dual rates want and deserve the strong representation that Local 135 can provide them. We will not…Read MoreCategory: Midwest, Caesars, dealer, horseshoe, Horseshoe Indianapolis, Indiana, Indianapolis, strike, table games, Teamsters, unionSource: Casino.org