Seneca Nation hiring nearly 40 for new Cuba gaming facility (The Olean Times-Herald 4/29)
Seneca Gaming executive says $1.7 million marketing target for Buffalo casino will be met (The Buffalo News 4/29)
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Seneca Nation to hire 40 people for new Class II gaming facility
The Seneca Nation of New York is holding a casino job fair today.
The tribe is hiring 40 people to work at a new Class II gaming facility that is due to open this summer. Prospective employees can show up at the job fair or apply online.
In related news, the tribe's Seneca Gaming Corporation is finalizing a marketing campaign for its Class III facility in Buffalo to comply with an agreement with the city.
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Seneca Nation hiring nearly 40 for new Cuba gaming facility (The Olean Times-Herald 4/29)
Seneca Gaming executive says $1.7 million marketing target for Buffalo casino will be met (The Buffalo News 4/29)
Seneca Nation hiring nearly 40 for new Cuba gaming facility (The Olean Times-Herald 4/29)
Seneca Gaming executive says $1.7 million marketing target for Buffalo casino will be met (The Buffalo News 4/29)
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