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The Greenbrier resort announced Wednesday it reached a contract agreement with union workers. Its previous contract was ratified in 2022.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAfter averting the sale of the Greenbrier in August, Jim Justices' family's hotel is slated to be foreclosed on again. The hotel is scheduled to be sold on the Greenbrier County Courthouse steps o...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGreenbrier Hotel employees were notified Monday that they may lose their health care coverage at the end of August. But, according to union leaders, they will maintain their health care coverage for now.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Greenbrier Hotel, Owned by Gov. Jim Justice and his family, was slated to be auctioned early next week. However, the Justice family reached an agreement with one of his creditors to halt the sale — at least until October.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Jim Justice's children have filed a complaint in Greenbrier County Circuit Court in an attempt to halt the sale of the Greenbrier Hotel. The hotel is currently scheduled to be sold next week.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe letter alleged that the Greenbrier has continued to deduct money from employee paychecks for health insurance, but that money hasn't gone to the Health Fund. Now the health care company says if a payment is not made, it will stop providing coverage to all the Greenbrier's employees.
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