The Trump International Hotels in Las Vegas and Washington, D.C., agreed Wednesday to a union contract with their workers, ending several months of labor disputes that became a thorn in the side of President-elect Donald Trump during the presidential campaign. Both hotels are co-owned by Trump.

“The agreement speaks volumes about the hotel’s commitment to its employees and the value they place on their relationship with our organization,” said John Boardman, President of UNITE HERE Local 25, which will represent the D.C. workers. “We look forward to pursuing a mutually productive partnership with Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C.”