http://pittsburgh.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/stories/2009/02/16/story1.html?b=1234760400^1778115Dozens of license applications pending before the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board tell a story of local economic opportunity...SYSCO Food Services of Pittsburgh LLC pitched its distribution services to the casino, said president and COO Len Petrancosta. While it awaits the casino’s decision, the company has submitted its license application to the state’s gaming board.
Giffin Interior & Fixture Inc. in Bridgeville has been providing its architectural woodwork to Pennsylvania casinos since the Presque Isle Downs & Casino opened in Erie in 2007.
Its licensing application was approved recently. President Gordon Giffin said he had to tweak things along the away at the request of the gaming board.
Harbach said the state’s licensing standards are definitely stricter than most.
Not only does it license more — Nevada, for example, doesn’t require licenses
http://pittsburgh.bizjournals.com/pi...9/daily49.htmlThe major recruiting effort for Pittsburgh’s Rivers Casino begins in late March with a one-day career fair, where managers in charge of everything from food service to finance will set up booths and talk shop with potential employees.
Following that, the company will hold periodic job fairs — a mall booth with pamphlets, for example, to spread awareness of the new employer. Job postings and applications also are listed at thepittsburghcasino.com.
The majority of employees, about 800, will be hired in June and July. The casino is slated to open in August.


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