Resorts World launches NYC's first full-fledged casino gaming hall
Key Points:
- Resorts World New York City is preparing to relaunch as a full casino with live table games and thousands of slot machines, marking the first time live table games will be offered in New York City.
- The casino has hired 1,250 employees so far and plans to hire 500 more by the end of June, with significant hiring preferences for Queens residents and competitive wages starting at $41.83 per hour for new dealers.
- New hires, including veterans and first-time dealers, view the jobs as stable, long-term opportunities offering middle-class incomes, benefits, and career growth, with some planning to buy homes and start families.
- Among the new employees are longtime Resorts World worker Lena Duverglas and her daughter, both transitioning into dealer roles after training, highlighting the casino’s role in community employment.
- Experienced dealers emphasize the importance of customer service and creating a welcoming atmosphere, fostering a "work family" environment as the casino expands its live gaming offerings.