Satellites - o que vai aocntecer aos edificios e aos trabalhadores

jan26

The Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) has dismissed allegations regarding the relocation of former satellite casino employees, calling them false rumors.

In a written response to an inquiry from the Times, the DSAL said that “as of 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 30, all satellite casino venues had ceased operations.”

Throughout this period, the DSAL said it had closely monitored the gaming concessionaires’ proper placement of local employees from satellite casino venues, continuously overseeing the process to facilitate a smooth transition and continued employment for affected staff. “To date, the transition process for local employees at satellite venues has proceeded smoothly,” it added.

“The DSAL has not received any reports or complaints regarding related labor disputes or false employment relationships. The situation mentioned in your inquiry is purely a false rumor and not factual.”

In its inquiry, the Times cited several online conversations and posts alleging that mishaps occurred during the relocation and reemployment of affected satellite casino employees, including claims that some were offered positions they knew were temporary by mutual agreement, as they would soon be dismissed, while others were being “falsely promoted” to make way for additional non-resident labor quotas.

In some of these conversations, it was also alleged that several local employees in other positions were being dismissed to integrate staff from satellite casinos, among other claims.

In response, the DSAL said that all these situations were fabricated and false and that the bureau would “strictly follow up on any illegal activities such as false recruitment, providing inaccurate employment information, forging employment relationships or documents with local residents, or making false statements.”

The DSAL also remarked that “it will pursue the legal responsibilities of employers or employees as required by law and, through random inspections and visits, monitor corporate hiring practices to safeguard the priority employment rights of local employees.”

The bureau further called on members of the public with specific information or cases to come forward and report them to the labor authorities, noting that “if criminal offenses are involved, the matter will be referred to law enforcement authorities for follow-up.”

Regarding calls from several lawmakers and groups for additional restrictions on the import of non-resident workers – particularly in sectors such as hospitality, finance, and banking –the DSAL said it “will continue to refine the approval system for non-resident workers to better regulate their numbers dynamically.”

https://macaudailytimes.com.mo/dsal-refutes-alleged-issues-involving-former-satellite-casino-staff.html

dez25

O processo de encerramento dos casinos-satélite decorreu de “forma fluída”, tendo sido já “alocados para novos postos de trabalho” entre 3.000 e 4.000 funcionários, de um total de quase seis mil, segundo referiu o Chefe do Executivo. Sam Hou Fai disse que “até agora não foram recebidas reclamações”. Enquanto isto, o Secretário para a Economia e Finanças salientou que as zonas circundantes dos casinos-satélite estão a ser alvo de melhorias. Relativamente aos jogadores estrangeiros nos casinos, Tai Kin Ip disse que “ainda não há dados”, considerando que essas informações têm de ser tratadas “de uma forma muito prudente”

https://jtm.com.mo/local/concessionarias-ja-alocaram-milhares-de-funcionarios-dos-casinos-satelite/

 nov25

Emperor’s satellite casino ceased operations on 30 October as part of citywide restructuring of satellite venues. Under current rules, all satellite operations must either close or be integrated into their respective concessionaires by the end of December.

Looking ahead, the company said it was “actively planning other entertainment and amusement facilities” to broaden the Grand Emperor Hotel’s future revenue base. It noted that it remained “optimistic” about Macao’s tourism potential – citing government policies and expanding global transport links – and said it would “continue enhancing its service offerings to capture the business opportunities.

https://macaonews.org/news/business/macau-emperor-entertainment-results/