Macau casino workers may now face fines from their employers for massive overtime during the Chinese New Year, some workers say, despite an increase in customer demand. it ended within three years of some football players moving on other areas of their careers. "From what we understand, gambling operators and some oF entertainment in Cotai - such as Galaxy Macau and Venetian Macau - have already asked to stand for work hours" for Chinese New Year period, Lei Iok Po, who the chief said.파라오카지노 도메인 추천
strength The power of Macau Gaming, and its issue with GGRAsia. Galaxy Macau, managed by Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd, and Venetian Macau, managed by Sands China Ltd, properties in Cotai district, are two of Macau's largest casinos. GGRAsia has reached out to the companies, asking for comment on the statement of the representative of Mr. Lei about what employees are looking for in the workplace. Sands China said in an emailed response that it "follows all employment laws and regulations of the Government of Macao SAR, including when assigning workloads to our team to meet work needs during the Chinese New Year holiday".헤라카지노 도메인 추천
Similarly, Cloee Chao Sao Fong, head of the New Macau Gaming Staff Rights Association, told GGRAsia: "In the past two years, there have been many cases of table game workers assigned to other departments, such as security services or rooms.카지노사이트 추천
He added: "The table games staff are now wanted again - but it will take some time to reassign them to their original jobs, not to mention that some of them may not want to go back."
Ms Chao said, "The hand [of workers] seems to be tight for the casino during this Chinese New Year."
Macau Tourism Director Maria Helena de Senna Fernandes said over the weekend that daily visitors to Macau could reach 60,000 during Chinese New Year, although many tourists are playing sports cautions that visitor voice itself is not an accurate proxy or prediction of Macau. Casino Gambling Revenue (GGR). China's State Council has announced a holiday for mainland residents from January 21, Saturday, to January 27, Friday inclusive. The holiday in Hong Kong - the main source market for tourists from Macau - has been chosen to take place from January 23 to 25. Power of Macau Gaming's Mr Lei suggested to GGRAsia that some casino operators have been informed that they may face the cancellation of scheduled holidays during the holiday season.
But he added: 'The good news is... at least the casino workers are relieved...' they won't need to 'take unpaid leave from time to time', as he occurred during the Covid-19 pandemic. Following the relaxation in early January of Macau's Covid-19 control guidelines, social distancing regulations were set to restrict the ability to sit and stand at Macau's gaming tables, Ms Chao told GGRAsia. Local health officials still advise people to wear masks when going to public places.
