The Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of
Potawatomi Indians, also known as the Gun Lake Tribe, is hiring 200 additional employees at its casino in Michigan.
The Gun Lake Casino has only been open a month. But business has been so good that the tribe needed to bring in more people.
"We are very pleased and anticipated being busy, but what we got was more than what we expected,” said marketing director Carter Pavey said at a press conference, The Grand Rapids Press reported.
The facility now has 900 employees.
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Gun Lake Casino adds 200 jobs to payroll
(The Grand Rapids Press 3/22)
Business booming at Gun Lake Casino (WWMT-TV 3/21)
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