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Junket operator Meg-Star gives staff 5% pay rise

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Wed 20 Feb 2019 at 18:05

Junket operator Meg-Star gives staff 5% pay rise

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Macau junket operator Meg-Star Group has announced a 5% salary increase for all non-management employees effective from 1 March 2019. The increase applies to almost 98% of employees.

Meg-Star also announced that it has given eligible employees a one-time bonus on the eve of Chinese New Year, “thanking all staff for their hard work and dedication to providing quality services.”

The company currently operates eight VIP clubs in Macau, having launched two new locations in 2018 at City of Dreams, Altira and the Venetian.

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