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Tropicana Atlantic City lays offs almost its entire workforce

April 16, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Casino News, Casino closures, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations, New Jersey

In New Jersey and Eldorado Resorts Incorporated has reportedly laid off almost the entire workforce at its Tropicana Atlantic City venue as the coronavirus-related closure of the state’s nine casinos enters its...

Penn National Gaming Incorporated initiates coronavirus-related lay-offs

Adam Morgan

March 31, 2020

Casino Sales, Latest Casino and Gambling News, U.S.A., Las Vegas, Casino News, Casino closures, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Mergers, Acquisitions & Partnerships, Labor Relations

American regional casino operator Penn National Gaming Incorporated is reportedly set to lay off almost its entire workforce of approximately 26,000 people from tomorrow in an attempt to safeguard its long-term...

Coronavirus shutdown forces Atlantic City casinos to instigate mass layoffs

Adam Morgan

March 27, 2020

Casino News, Latest Casino and Gambling News, Casino closures, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations, New Jersey

Eleven days after being ordered to close in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and yesterday reportedly saw most of the nine casinos in Atlantic City finally provide their employees with temporary lay...

Coronavirus crisis prompts Landry’s Incorporated layoffs

Adam Morgan

March 25, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, U.S.A., Casino News, Casino closures, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations

The billionaire boss for American casino and entertainments firm Landry’s Incorporated has reportedly revealed that his firm has been forced to temporarily lay off about 40,000 people as a result of the ongoing...

Las Vegas casino firms feeling the burn as shutdown enters its second week

Adam Morgan

March 25, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Las Vegas, Casino News, Casino closures, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations

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Casino operators in Las Vegas are reportedly losing up to $14.4 million every day as a result of the city’s coronavirus-related shutdown and may now have as little as five months before they completely run out ...

Salary surrender for Wynn Resorts Limited executives

Adam Morgan

March 25, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Las Vegas, Casino News, Casino closures, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations

The senior leadership of American casino operator Wynn Resorts Limited has reportedly announced that it will be forgoing some or all of its salaries for 2020 in an attempt to help mitigate the financial impacts...

Coronavirus downturn prompts wage cuts from Genting Singapore Limited

Adam Morgan

March 18, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Casino News, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations, Singapore

The Singapore-headquartered arm of Asian casino giant Genting Malaysia Berhad has announced that it will be reducing the salaries of its senior staff as a way to cut costs in light of the ‘massive disruption to...

Macau gaming regulator asks for casino staff layoffs to be suspended

Adam Morgan

March 5, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Casino News, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Macau, Labor Relations

In Macau and the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau regulator has reportedly sent letters to every one of the city’s six licensed casino operators asking that they temporarily refrain from implementing s...

Macau shutdown hurting Wynn Resorts Limited’s bottom line

Adam Morgan

February 7, 2020

Casino News, Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Industry News, Casino closures, Economy/Finance, Macau, Labor Relations

The boss for American casino operator Wynn Resorts Limited has reportedly explained that the temporary shutdown of his firm’s two Macau properties is costing the company up to $2.6 million every day. Accordi...

Macau temporarily closing all casinos to fight ‘Wuhan virus’ outbreak

Adam Morgan

February 4, 2020

Casino News, Latest Casino and Gambling News, Casino closures, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Macau, Labor Relations

The 41 casinos in Macau are to reportedly be temporarily shuttered for a 15-day period from midnight local time tonight as the city attempts to counter the ‘Wuhan virus’ outbreak that has so far killed over 420...

NagaCorp Limited rebuts NagaWorld pay rise claims

Adam Morgan

January 14, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Cambodia, Casino News, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations

Asian casino operator, NagaCorp Limited, has reportedly issued a statement to refute earlier press claims that it had granted significant pay rises to workers at its giant NagaWorld property so as to avert furt...

NagaWorld employees granted pay rises following Thursday protest

Adam Morgan

January 13, 2020

Cambodia, Casino News, Latest Casino and Gambling News, Casino expansion projects, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations

In Cambodia and workers at the giant NagaWorld integrated casino resort reportedly won a rare victory over the weekend after reaching an agreement that is to see them receive pay rises of up to 30%. Accordin...

NagaWorld workers stage protest in bid to secure higher wages

Adam Morgan

January 10, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Cambodia, Casino News, Casino expansion projects, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations

In Cambodia and up to 3,000 employees of the giant NagaWorld integrated casino resort reportedly took to the streets of Phnom Penh yesterday in an effort to obtain higher wages and improved working conditions. ...

The Star Entertainment Group Limited introduces paid leave for volunteers

Adam Morgan

January 10, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Australia, Casino News, Gaming Industry News, Economy/Finance, Labor Relations

In Australia and local casino operator, The Star Entertainment Group Limited, has reportedly introduced a new policy that is offering up to four weeks of paid leave to any employee that also volunteers for a mu...

No RFID chip worries for Macau casino regulator

Adam Morgan

January 2, 2020

Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Industry News, Technology, Macau, Labor Relations

In Macau and the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau has reportedly announced that it remains committed to protecting the well-being of the city’s many casino employees following the emergence of concerns...

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Tropicana Atlantic City lays offs almost its entire workforce

Penn National Gaming Incorporated initiates coronavirus-related lay-offs

Coronavirus shutdown forces Atlantic City casinos to instigate mass layoffs

Coronavirus crisis prompts Landry’s Incorporated layoffs

Las Vegas casino firms feeling the burn as shutdown enters its second week

Salary surrender for Wynn Resorts Limited executives

Coronavirus downturn prompts wage cuts from Genting Singapore Limited

Macau gaming regulator asks for casino staff layoffs to be suspended

Macau shutdown hurting Wynn Resorts Limited’s bottom line

Macau temporarily closing all casinos to fight ‘Wuhan virus’ outbreak

NagaCorp Limited rebuts NagaWorld pay rise claims

NagaWorld employees granted pay rises following Thursday protest

NagaWorld workers stage protest in bid to secure higher wages

The Star Entertainment Group Limited introduces paid leave for volunteers

No RFID chip worries for Macau casino regulator

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