Tropicana Las Vegas to lay off 828 workers starting Oct. 15
Beginning Oct. 15, 828 Tropicana Las Vegas employees will be laid off, according to a notice given by the company this week.
Moreover, layoffs at two Paris Las Vegas restaurants are coming soon as notices have been filed with the state.
Mon Ami Gabi intends to lay off 96 employees, and the Eiffel Tower Restaurant will lay off 53 employees, 8 News Now reports. Both moves are scheduled to happen on Dec. 16, and the layoffs will be permanent. The restaurants are not permanently closing.
A letter to the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation states the Tropicana, which had already notified the state of 661 layoffs, is adding another 167 layoffs to that number.
"These layoffs at Tropicana Las Vegas, Inc. are the unfortunate result of COVID-19 related business circumstances that were sudden, dramatic and beyond our control. The impact on our business was not reasonably foreseeable until now."
The letter, written by Mike Thoma, assistant general manager, also says the layoffs are permanent but the facility will remain open.
"These significant drags on our business will likely continue for the foreseeable future."
Arkansas: Saracen Casino Resort drawing closer to completion of new hotel and event center
Bally’s accepts $4.6 billion buyout from Standard General
GLPI posts revenue up 6.7% to $380M in Q2 amid property portfolio growth, new agreements
Stretch Network unveils new tournament schedule post-TKO Series success
Boyd Gaming reports 5.5% revenue growth in Q2 amid new casino project, M&A rumors
GLPI posts revenue up 6.7% to $380M in Q2 amid property portfolio growth, new agreements
Monarch Q2 revenue up 3.6% to record $128.1 million, driven by Colorado growth
World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee to keynote at SBC Summit 2024
IGT announced as sponsor for BEGE Expo 2024 in Bulgaria
SiGMA East Europe and Affiliate World to run back-to-back in Budapest this September
