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Casino slot attendants supervise the slot machine sections of gaming floors, performing such duties as dealing with gamblers' money -- both cash and chips -- explaining games to patrons and maintaining slots and the section as a whole. Their jobs may include resetting individual machines after big payoffs or refilling them with chips or coins when they are empty. With the improved technology such as video slot machines in 21st century gaming halls, many slot attendants perform as much customer service as machine care. The gambling industry, surprisingly, is not the largest employer of slot attendants. The largest employer is local government, according to the BLS, with the gaming industry came in second. However, both paid similar wages on average, at $31,550 per year or $15.17 an hour and $31,300 per year or $15.05 an hour, respectively. The best-paying industry for these workers was traveler accommodations, such as casino hotels, which paid an average of $33,040 per year, or $15.88 an hour.
Slot attendant salaries
Even though slot parlors are becoming popular, advanced technology limits employment growth for slot attendants.
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Casino slot attendants supervise the slot machine sections of gaming floors, performing such duties as dealing with gamblers' money -- both cash and chips -- explaining games to patrons and maintaining slots and the section as a whole. Their jobs may include resetting individual machines after big payoffs or refilling them with chips or coins when they are empty. With the improved technology such as video slot machines in 21st century gaming halls, many slot attendants perform as much customer service as machine care.
Average salary
The mean annual wage for a slot machine attendant was $31,580, or $15.18 an hour, as of may 2011, according to the bureau of labor statistics. The best-paid 10 percent of these workers, including those in supervisory roles, earned at least $48,600 a year, or $23.36 an hour, while the lowest-paid 10 percent earned up to $18,200 a year, or $8.75 an hour.
Salary by industry
The gambling industry, surprisingly, is not the largest employer of slot attendants. The largest employer is local government, according to the BLS, with the gaming industry came in second. However, both paid similar wages on average, at $31,550 per year or $15.17 an hour and $31,300 per year or $15.05 an hour, respectively. The best-paying industry for these workers was traveler accommodations, such as casino hotels, which paid an average of $33,040 per year, or $15.88 an hour.
Salary by state
The number one state for slot supervisors may be surprising. It is not nevada, home to the las vegas strip, but california. In the golden state, slot attendants could earn $31,260 per year, or $15.03 an hour. Nevada wages were second, at an average of $27,860 per year, or $13.40 an hour. The best-paying state for slot attendants was new jersey, home to atlantic city's casinos, with a mean annual wage of $49,760, or $23.92 an hour.
Job outlook
While the overall outlook for gaming services occupations from 2010 to 2020 was about average for all occupations, at 13 percent, slot machine workers were only expected to see 6 percent growth. That was the lowest estimate for any gaming profession in the survey, and the BLS cited coinless machines -- another case of advanced technology -- as a factor.
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Slot attendant jobs
| job title | employer | location | salary |
|---|---|---|---|
| slot attendant | SIGA | north battleford | |
| slot attendant | sand hills casino | carberry | |
| slot attendant | saskatchewan indian gaming authority | north battleford | |
| slot attendant | great blue heron charity casino | pickering | |
| slot attendant (part-time) | pickering casino resort | pickering | |
| casual slot attendant | camrose resort casino | camrose | |
| SLOT ATTENDANT/CASHIER | stoney nakoda resort & casino | alberta | |
| experienced gaming staff – slots attendants and slot cage staff | camrose resort casino | camrose | |
| environmental services attendant | casino rama resort | orillia | |
| money room/ count attendant | great canadian casinos | toronto | |
| count room attendant | casino rama resort | orillia | |
| cafeteria attendant (cashier) | great blue heron charity casino | port perry | |
| room attendant | casino rama resort | orillia | |
| casino customer service attendant | chances kelowna | kelowna |
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What does a slot attendant do?
Slot attendants play an important role in gambling casinos.
Erik snyder/photodisc/getty images
Related articles
Slot attendants serve as a link between a casino guest and the casino’s management. Each attendant looks after a number of slot machines, ensuring their proper functioning. The attendant also ensures the safety and comfort of the slot players. In some casinos, slot attendants pay players who have won a large amount of money and they promote special programs offered by the casino.
Machine function
A slot attendant ensures all the slot machines she is responsible for function properly. Casinos make no profit on slot machines that malfunction and prevent guests from using them. The attendant’s role is to alert machine repair mechanics to the problem to encourage rapid repair. In instances of minor issues, such as bill jams, an attendant may correct the malfunctions himself. Attendants must be aware of the model of all the machines in the casino, since guests will often have favorite models, such as video slots or reel slots, or favorite games, such as "double diamonds" or "video poker," and not know where to find them.
Safety and comfort
Slot attendants must also ensure all players are behaving properly. They circulate through the area of their machines and maintain surveillance of the players. Attendants call security when they see a guest who is making loud noises which annoy other players or behaving abusively toward guests or attendants. Attendants are called on to assist players who are disabled and need help. They often get requests for directions to restaurants or bathrooms. Slot attendants receive requests from other casino staff members to respond to guests’ complaints or special requests. Incumbent on slot attendants is the need to be knowledgeable about local gambling laws and rules established by the casino.
Pay big winners
Some casinos feature machines dedicated to slots which require a minimum $10 per spin and pay winnings with tokens. For large winnings on these slots and for others where large sums have been won, attendants supervise the payment of cash or the distribution of vouchers. Attendants also collect the required data from winners whose payments exceed the amount that must be reported to the internal revenue service.
Program promotion
Slot attendants proactively build relationships with guests. This helps them promote special programs of the casino. Among the commonly sponsored casino programs attendants help promote are hourly cash giveaways, monthly awards of new cars, free massages in the casino spa, rounds of golf, or meals in one of the casino restaurants. Attendants may be assigned to provide special service to wealthy players, called “high rollers,” who gamble large amounts of money.
B.C. Casino worker doubled his salary through tips, but court rules he must pay tax on it
The house always wins
February 11, 2020
1:54 PM EST
Canada’s tax agency won a legal squabble that forces slot machine attendants at canadian casinos — whose income can more than double through tips from generous gamblers — to pay taxes on their additional spending money.
The fight started when the canada revenue agency went after cheng xia, a slot attendant at the grand villa casino in burnaby, B.C., for unreported income.
Xia worked at this casino since 1999, first as a dealer and then transferring to slot attendant in 2003. He did not claim his tips as income in 2011 and 2012.
For those years, he claimed his income as $27,011 and $29,327, respectively, according to court records. The tax agency reassessed him, adding tip income of $23,937 and $39,219.
Xia took a gamble and fought the decision.
He claimed the tips were not taxable.
When gamblers at the casino win a jackpot, they often pass along a small portion of the winnings to a slot attendant as a tip.
“he theorized that the amounts he received were part of the source or category of jackpot winnings that casino patrons had won, which were tax free by law,” a tax court decision says.
The tips, given to casino workers, are pooled and distributed to attendants by a “slot tip committee,” divided up based on the number of hours worked, court heard.
Two volunteers collected and tracked the amounts, as well as the eventual payouts to each of the 30 to 40 attendants employed at the casino. Xia sometimes was one of the volunteers on the tip committee.
In october 2012, for instance, the tips ranged from $977 to $798 a week.
The income tax act defines a taxpayer’s income from an office or employment as the salary plus “other remuneration, including gratuities.”
To make sure tax agents can get it all, the act adds that “benefits of any kind whatsoever received or enjoyed by the taxpayer… in respect of, in the course of or by virtue of the taxpayer’s office or employment” are taxable.
Tax court judge diane campbell ruled against xia in 2018, ruling he received the tips for services he provided to casino patrons in the course of his employment.
She dismissed his argument that the tips are similar to the payment of life insurance proceeds “that might be gifted or shared with a friend or family member.”
“it is not a gift,” campbell said. “the amount is a tip or gratuity for the services rendered by a slot attendant employed at the casino.
“to the casino patron who wins a jackpot, his or her winnings will not be taxable. However, when part of those winnings are paid over to an employee of a casino as a thank you or in appreciation of the services the patron receives, the nature of that amount changes from being non-taxable to a taxable amount in the hands of the employee,” campbell said in her ruling.
“xia came across as a highly intelligent and well educated individual. He has several degrees from well-recognized educational institutions. He has a varied work experience, which included providing investment, tax and financial advice as an insurance agent and mutual funds agent,” court found.
Evidence supports a finding that the appellant was liable for willful blindness and gross negligence.
Because he “displayed a dismissive and indifferent attitude toward the reporting of these tip amounts without regard to the potential consequences,” court approved the gross negligence penalty against him of $8,411.
Unsatisfied, xia rolled the dice again and appealed his case to the federal court of appeal.
He represented himself last week at the hearing in vancouver.
The appeal court ruled that tax-free source of the tip money received by xia was irrelevant for tax purposes. The fact it is income once in the hands of xia was what mattered, justice yves de montigny ruled.
“even if gambling winnings are generally not taxable in the hands of a casino patron, a tip or gratuity given by that same casino patron to a casino employee is not a gift and is taxable income,” his ruling says.
“it is clear that the evidence supports a finding that the appellant was liable for willful blindness and gross negligence.”
Xia was reminded of the first rule of gambling: the house always wins.
What does a slot attendant do?
Slot attendants play an important role in gambling casinos.
Erik snyder/photodisc/getty images
Related articles
Slot attendants serve as a link between a casino guest and the casino’s management. Each attendant looks after a number of slot machines, ensuring their proper functioning. The attendant also ensures the safety and comfort of the slot players. In some casinos, slot attendants pay players who have won a large amount of money and they promote special programs offered by the casino.
Machine function
A slot attendant ensures all the slot machines she is responsible for function properly. Casinos make no profit on slot machines that malfunction and prevent guests from using them. The attendant’s role is to alert machine repair mechanics to the problem to encourage rapid repair. In instances of minor issues, such as bill jams, an attendant may correct the malfunctions himself. Attendants must be aware of the model of all the machines in the casino, since guests will often have favorite models, such as video slots or reel slots, or favorite games, such as "double diamonds" or "video poker," and not know where to find them.
Safety and comfort
Slot attendants must also ensure all players are behaving properly. They circulate through the area of their machines and maintain surveillance of the players. Attendants call security when they see a guest who is making loud noises which annoy other players or behaving abusively toward guests or attendants. Attendants are called on to assist players who are disabled and need help. They often get requests for directions to restaurants or bathrooms. Slot attendants receive requests from other casino staff members to respond to guests’ complaints or special requests. Incumbent on slot attendants is the need to be knowledgeable about local gambling laws and rules established by the casino.
Pay big winners
Some casinos feature machines dedicated to slots which require a minimum $10 per spin and pay winnings with tokens. For large winnings on these slots and for others where large sums have been won, attendants supervise the payment of cash or the distribution of vouchers. Attendants also collect the required data from winners whose payments exceed the amount that must be reported to the internal revenue service.
Program promotion
Slot attendants proactively build relationships with guests. This helps them promote special programs of the casino. Among the commonly sponsored casino programs attendants help promote are hourly cash giveaways, monthly awards of new cars, free massages in the casino spa, rounds of golf, or meals in one of the casino restaurants. Attendants may be assigned to provide special service to wealthy players, called “high rollers,” who gamble large amounts of money.
Slot attendant
Summary and essential functions: the slot attendant serves as the direct contact between the patrons and the casino management and as such is required to conform to the highest levels of professionalism, appearance and communication. This role is responsible for monitoring an assigned area within the assigned slot operation in accordance with the directives as set down in the casino operations manual. The slot attendant will ensure that the highest standards of efficiency, guest service, and security are met in accordance with the company's policies and procedures.
- ensure all company policies concerning the casino slot operation are followed.
- responsible for securing and balancing any cash floats issued.
- assist patrons in the purchasing and the exchange of coins/tokens at the casino cage and coin dispensers.
- responsible for securing and balancing any inventories issued.
- respond to casino patron's enquiries regarding the machines within a casino slot operation including features, terms, symbols and denominations.
- repair and restore minor machine malfunctions including coin, bill or token jams.
- initiate and process payments of jackpots after approval and verification determined by casino management.
- initiate and process the refilling of slot and bill exchange machines after appropriate approval and verification determined by casino management.
- perform general maintenance and cleaning of all slot operation machinery including machine lighting. Report any maintenance requirements to the slot head technician.
- report any suspicious activity or security threat in the casino to superiors and surveillance.
- submit daily reports/log of events of occurrences including jackpots, hopper fills, complaints and suggestions to the slot head technician. Complete necessary paperwork when accessing machines.
- assist in the slot drop. Record the slot machine readings before the assigned collection of coins/bills.
- identify regular slot patrons and assist casino hosts in tracking their play.
- assist casino hosts in promotional activities including slot competitions and tournaments.
- performs other related duties as assigned or as directed. The omission of specific duties does not preclude the supervisor from assigning duties that are logically related to the position.
- minimum high school diploma or foreign equivalent is required. Some college-related education is preferred.
- minimum of one year of prior experience as a slot attendant is required.
- current gaming license is preferred.
- intermediate to advanced ability to read, write and effectively communicate in english is required; and other languages are preferred.
- basic typing and computer software skills: microsoft word & excel, powerpoint, and outlook.
- candidates must be mandarin or cantonese speakers
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B.C. Casino worker doubled his salary through tips, but court rules he must pay tax on it
Slots at grand villa casino in burnaby, june 24, 2009. Arlen redekop / the province)
Canada’s tax agency won a legal squabble that forces slot machine attendants at canadian casinos — whose income can more than double through tips from generous gamblers — to pay taxes on their additional spending money.
The fight started when the canada revenue agency went after cheng xia, a slot attendant at the grand villa casino in burnaby, B.C., for unreported income.
Xia worked at this casino since 1999, first as a dealer and then transferring to slot attendant in 2003. He did not claim his tips as income in 2011 and 2012.
For those years, he claimed his income as $27,011 and $29,327, respectively, according to court records. The tax agency reassessed him, adding tip income of $23,937 and $39,219.
Xia took a gamble and fought the decision.
He claimed the tips were not taxable.
Related
When gamblers at the casino win a jackpot, they often pass along a small portion of the winnings to a slot attendant as a tip.
“he theorized that the amounts he received were part of the source or category of jackpot winnings that casino patrons had won, which were tax free by law,” a tax court decision says.
The tips, given to casino workers, are pooled and distributed to attendants by a “slot tip committee,” divided up based on the number of hours worked, court heard.
Two volunteers collected and tracked the amounts, as well as the eventual payouts to each of the 30 to 40 attendants employed at the casino. Xia sometimes was one of the volunteers on the tip committee.
In october 2012, for instance, the tips ranged from $977 to $798 a week.
The income tax act defines a taxpayer’s income from an office or employment as the salary plus “other remuneration, including gratuities.”
To make sure tax agents can get it all, the act adds that “benefits of any kind whatsoever received or enjoyed by the taxpayer… in respect of, in the course of or by virtue of the taxpayer’s office or employment” are taxable.
Tax court judge diane campbell ruled against xia in 2018, ruling he received the tips for services he provided to casino patrons in the course of his employment.
She dismissed his argument that the tips are similar to the payment of life insurance proceeds “that might be gifted or shared with a friend or family member.”
“it is not a gift,” campbell said. “the amount is a tip or gratuity for the services rendered by a slot attendant employed at the casino.
“to the casino patron who wins a jackpot, his or her winnings will not be taxable. However, when part of those winnings are paid over to an employee of a casino as a thank you or in appreciation of the services the patron receives, the nature of that amount changes from being non-taxable to a taxable amount in the hands of the employee,” campbell said in her ruling.
“xia came across as a highly intelligent and well educated individual. He has several degrees from well-recognized educational institutions. He has a varied work experience, which included providing investment, tax and financial advice as an insurance agent and mutual funds agent,” court found.
Evidence supports a finding that the appellant was liable for willful blindness and gross negligence.
Because he “displayed a dismissive and indifferent attitude toward the reporting of these tip amounts without regard to the potential consequences,” court approved the gross negligence penalty against him of $8,411.
Unsatisfied, xia rolled the dice again and appealed his case to the federal court of appeal.
He represented himself last week at the hearing in vancouver.
The appeal court ruled that tax-free source of the tip money received by xia was irrelevant for tax purposes. The fact it is income once in the hands of xia was what mattered, justice yves de montigny ruled.
“even if gambling winnings are generally not taxable in the hands of a casino patron, a tip or gratuity given by that same casino patron to a casino employee is not a gift and is taxable income,” his ruling says.
“it is clear that the evidence supports a finding that the appellant was liable for willful blindness and gross negligence.”
Xia was reminded of the first rule of gambling: the house always wins.
Xia could not be reached for comment.
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What does a slot attendant do?
Slot attendants play an important role in gambling casinos.
Erik snyder/photodisc/getty images
Related articles
Slot attendants serve as a link between a casino guest and the casino’s management. Each attendant looks after a number of slot machines, ensuring their proper functioning. The attendant also ensures the safety and comfort of the slot players. In some casinos, slot attendants pay players who have won a large amount of money and they promote special programs offered by the casino.
Machine function
A slot attendant ensures all the slot machines she is responsible for function properly. Casinos make no profit on slot machines that malfunction and prevent guests from using them. The attendant’s role is to alert machine repair mechanics to the problem to encourage rapid repair. In instances of minor issues, such as bill jams, an attendant may correct the malfunctions himself. Attendants must be aware of the model of all the machines in the casino, since guests will often have favorite models, such as video slots or reel slots, or favorite games, such as "double diamonds" or "video poker," and not know where to find them.
Safety and comfort
Slot attendants must also ensure all players are behaving properly. They circulate through the area of their machines and maintain surveillance of the players. Attendants call security when they see a guest who is making loud noises which annoy other players or behaving abusively toward guests or attendants. Attendants are called on to assist players who are disabled and need help. They often get requests for directions to restaurants or bathrooms. Slot attendants receive requests from other casino staff members to respond to guests’ complaints or special requests. Incumbent on slot attendants is the need to be knowledgeable about local gambling laws and rules established by the casino.
Pay big winners
Some casinos feature machines dedicated to slots which require a minimum $10 per spin and pay winnings with tokens. For large winnings on these slots and for others where large sums have been won, attendants supervise the payment of cash or the distribution of vouchers. Attendants also collect the required data from winners whose payments exceed the amount that must be reported to the internal revenue service.
Program promotion
Slot attendants proactively build relationships with guests. This helps them promote special programs of the casino. Among the commonly sponsored casino programs attendants help promote are hourly cash giveaways, monthly awards of new cars, free massages in the casino spa, rounds of golf, or meals in one of the casino restaurants. Attendants may be assigned to provide special service to wealthy players, called “high rollers,” who gamble large amounts of money.
B.C. Casino worker doubled his salary through tips, but court rules he must pay tax on it
Slots at grand villa casino in burnaby, june 24, 2009. Arlen redekop / the province)
Canada’s tax agency won a legal squabble that forces slot machine attendants at canadian casinos — whose income can more than double through tips from generous gamblers — to pay taxes on their additional spending money.
The fight started when the canada revenue agency went after cheng xia, a slot attendant at the grand villa casino in burnaby, B.C., for unreported income.
Xia worked at this casino since 1999, first as a dealer and then transferring to slot attendant in 2003. He did not claim his tips as income in 2011 and 2012.
For those years, he claimed his income as $27,011 and $29,327, respectively, according to court records. The tax agency reassessed him, adding tip income of $23,937 and $39,219.
Xia took a gamble and fought the decision.
He claimed the tips were not taxable.
Related
When gamblers at the casino win a jackpot, they often pass along a small portion of the winnings to a slot attendant as a tip.
“he theorized that the amounts he received were part of the source or category of jackpot winnings that casino patrons had won, which were tax free by law,” a tax court decision says.
The tips, given to casino workers, are pooled and distributed to attendants by a “slot tip committee,” divided up based on the number of hours worked, court heard.
Two volunteers collected and tracked the amounts, as well as the eventual payouts to each of the 30 to 40 attendants employed at the casino. Xia sometimes was one of the volunteers on the tip committee.
In october 2012, for instance, the tips ranged from $977 to $798 a week.
The income tax act defines a taxpayer’s income from an office or employment as the salary plus “other remuneration, including gratuities.”
To make sure tax agents can get it all, the act adds that “benefits of any kind whatsoever received or enjoyed by the taxpayer… in respect of, in the course of or by virtue of the taxpayer’s office or employment” are taxable.
Tax court judge diane campbell ruled against xia in 2018, ruling he received the tips for services he provided to casino patrons in the course of his employment.
She dismissed his argument that the tips are similar to the payment of life insurance proceeds “that might be gifted or shared with a friend or family member.”
“it is not a gift,” campbell said. “the amount is a tip or gratuity for the services rendered by a slot attendant employed at the casino.
“to the casino patron who wins a jackpot, his or her winnings will not be taxable. However, when part of those winnings are paid over to an employee of a casino as a thank you or in appreciation of the services the patron receives, the nature of that amount changes from being non-taxable to a taxable amount in the hands of the employee,” campbell said in her ruling.
“xia came across as a highly intelligent and well educated individual. He has several degrees from well-recognized educational institutions. He has a varied work experience, which included providing investment, tax and financial advice as an insurance agent and mutual funds agent,” court found.
Evidence supports a finding that the appellant was liable for willful blindness and gross negligence.
Because he “displayed a dismissive and indifferent attitude toward the reporting of these tip amounts without regard to the potential consequences,” court approved the gross negligence penalty against him of $8,411.
Unsatisfied, xia rolled the dice again and appealed his case to the federal court of appeal.
He represented himself last week at the hearing in vancouver.
The appeal court ruled that tax-free source of the tip money received by xia was irrelevant for tax purposes. The fact it is income once in the hands of xia was what mattered, justice yves de montigny ruled.
“even if gambling winnings are generally not taxable in the hands of a casino patron, a tip or gratuity given by that same casino patron to a casino employee is not a gift and is taxable income,” his ruling says.
“it is clear that the evidence supports a finding that the appellant was liable for willful blindness and gross negligence.”
Xia was reminded of the first rule of gambling: the house always wins.
Xia could not be reached for comment.
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Penn national gaming slot attendant - part-time - hourly pay + tips - $500 sign on bonus! In grantville , pennsylvania
Don’t just work. Work happy.
A career in gaming? At hollywood casino at penn national race course we think you’ll enjoy an exciting industry, fast-paced days and nights, diverse, enthusiastic co-workers, unlimited growth and support from one of the leaders in the industry.
An individual could be successful if they possess the following.
Your daily responsibilities include
Responsible for circulating through an assigned area of the casino floor along with other team members to monitor guest service; handles all guest questions, problems and requests in order to assist in reaching profitability, guest satisfacation, workforce strength and compliance goals.
Ensure all guest related questions, problems, and requests for service are promptly handled and rectified in a professional, timely manner and in accordance to departmental standards.
Handle the payment of all manual, hand-paid slot machine jackpots.
Answer questions related to slot machines as well as general property information.
Promote features of the slot player's club and assist in slot promotions, as required.
Sign up guests into the slot player's club.
Investigate and resolve issues relating to bill validators and slot gaming vouchers, including troubleshooting of basic bill validator and ticket printer problems.
Exchange large bills (currency) for smaller at the request of guests.
Assist with additional technical and service issues, as required.
Performs routine preventative maintenance on slot machines and related equipment as deemed necessary.
To be successful in this position it will require the following skill set
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
High school diploma/GED; 1-2 years of experience or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Previous experience in casino or hospitality industry preferred.
Must have the ability to read, write and speak english.
Must have the ability to respond to common inquiries or complaints from guests.
Must have the ability to read and interpret documents, such as manuals.
Must have the ability to present information and respond to questions from employees and guests.
Must have the ability to perform basic math skills.
Must have the ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of situations.
Must qualify for any credentialing requirements of the pennsylvania gaming control board.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Lifting/moving maximum of25lbs.
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Location US-PA-grantville
Posted date 4 days ago (2/28/2020 4:47 PM)
Job ID 2019-68818
Casino property hollywood casino at penn national race course
Position type regular part-time
Category casino operations
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