“We decided to expand the expo into a three-day event, to give candidates an abundance of opportunities to network with San Manuel leadership, attend career guidance webinar sessions and participate in virtual job interviews,” Arceo said in a statement.
Peter Arceo, the casino’s general manager, said the casino’s virtual career expo in February led to 200-plus job offers. It generates more than $1 billion in annual revenue for California. Owned and operated by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, San Manuel Casino is one of the largest employers in the Inland Empire with more than 5,000 workers. Openings are available in cage operations, facilities, slots, security, table games, housekeeping, groundskeeping and culinary operations, among other areas.Įach of the days will feature a virtual exhibit hall with 20 booths from various departments. The positions will support the initial phase of the casino and resort’s expansion.
The San Manuel Casino will host a three-day virtual career fair Monday, March 29 through Wednesday, March 31, as it looks to fill more than 2,000 permanent, full-time jobs. Under the direction of the Theater Operations Supervisors, the Usher works to proactively interact with guests in providing information and assistance on all.
