Pittsburgh Business Times,
2/19/2009
Pittsburgh's Rivers Casino, slated to open in August, will begin a major recruiting effort next month with a one-day career fair followed by several smaller job fairs in an effort to hire some 800 new employees in June and July, according to a report in the Pittsburgh Business Times.
Showing up to work at the casino will mean navigating a detailed document test from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, which must license each employee.
The casino's management advises applicants to allow two to six weeks for a license, though the state board’s annual report for 2008 estimates it takes from five to eight days on average.
Randy Lheureau has a database with nearly 900 names, and his goal is to contact each one to ask if they are still interested in working at the casino. Many say yes, he said.
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