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Trump Plaza dealers seek to end representation under UAW

Dealers at Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino filed a petition Monday seeking decertification from the United Auto Workers union, a federal labor board official confirmed today.

At least 30 percent of dealers signed on to a decertification petition, which would trigger the federal labor board to require a new election be held at the casino, said Dorothy Moore-Duncan, regional director of the National Labor Relations Board in Philadelphia. Dealers would again have the chance to vote on whether they want to keep their union or end their relationship.

In order for a new election to be triggered, the petition to decertify must garner at least 30 percent support. Moore-Duncan declined to say how many names were on the petition.

Trump Plaza to go smoke-free on casino floor

Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino will eliminate smoking on its casino floor, bringing to six the number of Atlantic City casinos that will ban smoking while gambling. No timetable was announced, but other casinos said they expected to the changes to take effect at their own facilities by next spring. All 11 casinos here must tell the state by Saturday how they intend to comply with a partial smoking ban enacted by the Atlantic City Council in February mandating that at least 75 percent of the casino floor be smoke-free.