They will offer you ‘on call’ and make you work 40 hours. That’s when the bartenders don’t serve your guests from the lounge tables over the bar top first! (No repercussions, so why wouldn’t they?) They have no knowledge of Union policy or operating by guidelines remotely close to them. No stations in the room, free for all or cat fight with your co workers. Management is very aware of EXCESSIVE operational issues, and is absolutely complacent about it. I know - more.Īccepting a position at the Palms in beverage lounge service was the most disappointing job I have ever accepted. It’s a chaotic environment that doesn’t have much structure or Organization. Mostly everything I have learned in my career is considered backwards here.

It’s a beautiful property with so much to offer and it’s a shame to see it being operated like this by people who care more about themselves and there paycheck. Honestly they need to redo all upper management or I think this property will not get any better. No annual raise or life of living pay out. They gave us a sad tiny raise so don’t think that the pay is comparable to the strip cause it’s not. They are more of reactive than proactive mindset. Problems are bounced around like hot potato. Seems like doing the job of multiple departments and just getting paid your salary is a trend here. Basically they were brought over cause they know people not because they truly deserve the position they have and it shows thru their work ethic. Upper management director and above, are all little buddies that were brought from other properties. Upper management are oblivious or just don’t want to deal with the real issues on hand. Seems like this is just an investment property to the tribe so it’s not a priority to fix things it seems like. They need to stick people from yamaava here to set things straight. Worse part is I think the tribe has no clue what is really going on here.

Got to meet great people and I felt like we were off to a great start but it is a shame that palms are losing really good employees due to the lack of work culture and things have just gone downhill. Reopening that property was a great experience.

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