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_2021-03-31
Dealer wages in Macau's six concessionaires as of March this year ranged between MOPO21,500 and MOP22,100 ($2,759) a month, with the highest average being paid by MGM China, followed by Sands China, the New Macau Gaming Staff Rights Association said.

_2021-03-31
Dealer wages employed in Macau’s six gaming concessionaires range from between MOP21,500 and MOP22,100 (US$2,760), according to the New Macau Gaming Staff Rights Association.

_2020-03-09
The Statistics and Census Bureau (DSEC) has revealed that the average monthly earnings, excluding bonuses, of full-time employees in the gaming sector

_2017-03-07
The total number of people working in Macau’s gaming sector fell by 0.8 percent at the end of the fourth quarter last year, with dealer numbers drop

_2016-07-12
A casino cruise ship that went from over 400 customers a day to less than a few dozen, facing bankruptcy and a wage dispute from its crew members, wil

_2016-07-10
Casino operator Wynn Macau has announced it will be issuing its staff a ‘summer bonus’ on July 15, according to a press release from the company.

_2016-06-26
Tinian Dynasty workers who have been waiting for unpaid salaries are not happy about the transfer of Tinian Dynasty Hotel & Casino’s gaming license

_2016-06-06
The CNMI Department of Labor has filed a lawsuit against Hong Kong Entertainment (Overseas) Investments Ltd for allegedly failing to comply with their

_2016-03-06
Average earnings (excluding bonuses and allowances) of full time employees in the gaming sector went up 4.6 percent in December 2015 year on year, whi

_2016-02-03
Macau casino operator Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd. will pay its staff a one-off “special gift” of MOP2,888 (US$360) on Feb. 18, following compl

_2015-10-27
Wages of gaming and junket employees held steady this quarter compared with the previous three-month period, with the median monthly rate at MOP19,000

_2015-03-19
Wynn Macau announced a 5 percent salary increase, effective March 1, 2015, for all eligible employees of Wynn Macau and Wynn Palace, excluding senior

_2015-01-02
SJM Holdings became the first of Macau’s casino operators to announce a pay rise for this year, saying employees will get a 5 percent increase begi