Station Casinos laid off nearly 70 corporate management and support staff last month. The move follows a similar one by MGM Mirage, which let go of 440 management positions throughout the company. Unlike MGM Mirage, however, Station spokeswoman Lori Nelson said there was a connection between the layoffs and the economy. “We continue to be impacted by the economy,” she said. “With no immediate signs of letup, we had to take these measures.”
Jay Snowden reflects on challenges and opportunities for Penn Entertainment and the industry at large – and why he is convinced the operator is well positioned to enjoy a bright future.
5 Questions with Bill Werksman and David Lacey, Managing Partner and Executive Recruiter, Resource Partners.
June 2-4: IAGA International Gaming Summit, Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota, Florida. Produced by the International Association of Gaming Attorneys. For more information, visit theiaga.org. June 9-11: SBC Summit Americas, Broward County Convention…
Our industry has always attracted criminals who would exploit it for illicit gain. In the digital age, it is more important than ever to stay a step ahead.
