The Macau gaming enterprise have reported that more than 60% of the Workers working in casinos have been Forced to take Unpaid leave.
The weird thing was : If the Worker have worked for too long the casinos takes them for granted and they are more likely to loose their payment.
Now 8% of them are thinking of switching to new jobs.
Now the steps taken to tackle that :
Macau government could regulate the unpaid leave, measures could be implemented for an economic rebound, employees could be offered additional training, and the foreign employment quota should be adjusted to protect the local workers.
Macau continues to suffer the effects of the ongoing pandemic, despite some of the slight recoveries taking place in the industry.
At the same time we saw the boost in the gaming revenues:
Macau’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) dropped by 90% in September but rose by 229% month-on-month in October. The Individual Visit Scheme resumed mid-September and helped boost the economy in a small way, however, the country expects the tourist arrivals for 2020 to drop by 90%.
Source :
https://www.gamblinginsider.com/news/10359/60-of-macaus-casino-workers-furloughed-without-payAll of the area of business are affected so Macau is not different from all so expect their reaction like this to keep the business alive,
yeah it is hard for those who losses the job but consider the others that stays having .
for me sacrifices are indeed if we will remain then thanks if we will be kicked then find another job.
It is going to be a tough situation for the casino owners. And let's remember the fact that not all of the casinos are owned by billionaires like Sheldon Adelson. A number of them are owned by small-scale owners such as various native American reservations. So I don't expect all of these casinos to have enough cash reserves to pay their employees even if they remain closed for an extended period.
Sadly true,they need to survive or else everything will Gone in business.
Lets understand first what is needed to do because in the end things will back to normal.