Staff development initiatives form a vital part of the Macau government’s drive to promote career pathways for local Macau talent. While Macau labor laws have long included an expectation that priority is to be given to promoting local talent, staff development is also cited for the first time in recent gaming law amendments which state that concessionaires must “ensure labor rights and interests, especially on-the-job training of local employees and upward mobility of personnel.” Staff development includes not only education and training and but also other aspects of “whole person” growth.
Galaxy Entertainment Group has announced that a one-off “Special Payment” equivalent to a month’s salary will be awarded to eligible team members up to Senior Manager level
Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) has committed to invest MOP$28.4 billion during during the next 10 years from 2023 to 2032, of which MOP$27.5 billion, around 97%, is planned to be in non-gaming initiatives. The company said, “As a patriotic Chinese enterprise with deep roots in Macau, GEG fully supports the
The British Chamber of Commerce in Macao (Britcham Macao) has been supporting local Macau citizen Camille Leong since 2019, her first year of studies at Macau’s University of St Joseph. Camille was an outstanding student in her classes and was awarded scholarships every year through her studies. Camille graduated in
Since the liberalization of Macau’s casino industry in 2002, the six gaming concessionaires have contributed over US$165 billion in tax dollars to the city’s bulging coffers, a stupendous amount of money which without question has changed the fortunes of the people of Macau. In 2019 alone, before the COVID-19 pandemic …
Galaxy Entertainment Group has announced that a one-off “Special Payment” equivalent to a month’s salary will be awarded to eligible team members up to Senior Manager level
Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) has committed to invest MOP$28.4 billion during during the next 10 years from 2023 to 2032, of which MOP$27.5 billion, around
The British Chamber of Commerce in Macao (Britcham Macao) has been supporting local Macau citizen Camille Leong since 2019, her first year of studies at
Since the liberalization of Macau’s casino industry in 2002, the six gaming concessionaires have contributed over US$165 billion in tax dollars to the city’s bulging coffers, a stupendous amount of money which without question has changed the fortunes of the people of Macau. In 2019 alone, before the COVID-19 pandemic …
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