Sep. 14, 2006
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THE STRIP: Wynn dealers' complaints rejected
Commissioner says tip-sharing program is legal
By HOWARD STUTZ
GAMING WIRE
Nevada's labor commissioner Wednesday rejected complaints filed by more than 100 dealers over Wynn Las Vegas' new tip pooling policy, saying the program where tips are now shared between dealers and supervisors is legal.
"Based on what we've seen, Wynn Resorts is not violating state law regarding tip pooling," Labor Commissioner Michael Tanchek said.
Tanchek said the state's Department of Business and Industry will continue to look at Wynn Las Vegas' new policy and investigate any new complaints. He also cautioned other companies about instituting a similar tip-sharing concept.
"....Pascal said dealers at the casino were some of the highest paid in the city, earning around $100,000 annually; almost $13,000 in straight wages and about $88,000 in tips. He said the tip earnings would fall to about $77,000 a year....."
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Copyright © Las Vegas Review-Journal
THE STRIP: Wynn dealers' complaints rejected
Commissioner says tip-sharing program is legal
By HOWARD STUTZ
GAMING WIRE
Nevada's labor commissioner Wednesday rejected complaints filed by more than 100 dealers over Wynn Las Vegas' new tip pooling policy, saying the program where tips are now shared between dealers and supervisors is legal.
"Based on what we've seen, Wynn Resorts is not violating state law regarding tip pooling," Labor Commissioner Michael Tanchek said.
Tanchek said the state's Department of Business and Industry will continue to look at Wynn Las Vegas' new policy and investigate any new complaints. He also cautioned other companies about instituting a similar tip-sharing concept.
"....Pascal said dealers at the casino were some of the highest paid in the city, earning around $100,000 annually; almost $13,000 in straight wages and about $88,000 in tips. He said the tip earnings would fall to about $77,000 a year....."
Full story below
http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2006/Sep-14-Thu-2006/business/9634111.html
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Don
