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Letter
# 6
Subj: Good
question
Date: 07/04/2000 12:27:31 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: <[LV-6]>
To: dealers@nfge.com
Hello I was just wondering will having a bankruptcies on my
record prevent me from getting a job in the new age of big
corporate casino's? I know just about any one can get a job at a
break in house,but how about a job with the bigger casino after my
break in period....? the reason I ask is that I am currently
taking a class in crap dealing in Las Vegas.
I was a
truck driver making a decent living. If I wont be able to get a
job because of a past bankruptcies then should I concentrate my
energies in another line of work....I really hope that working in
the casino industries is a viable option.... thank you.... any
input would help me out in a tremendous way......
***NFGE
Response***
A very good
question. You are right. Many of the larger casinos will not hire
dealers with bankruptcies on their record. I think a lot depends
on how long it has been and what your recent financial record
shows. I would make some calls directly to the Human Resources
Departments of some of the larger resorts and ask them if there is
a policy regarding this issue.
Remember, the
whole purpose of bankruptcy law is to provide a second chance to
people who have made mistakes. It was supposed to change the
counterproductive policies of debtors prisons, and the like.
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