Prospective employees are asked to bring multiple copies of their resumes and dress professionally.
“We’re looking for talented candidates who embody our company’s core values `entertainment, passion, relationships and professionalism.”‘ĭue to the coronavirus pandemic, applicants must wear face coverings and submit to a temperature screening prior to entering the building. “This job fair could very well be the start of an exciting career for many,” said Robert Silverang, vice president of human resources. The casino, which is owned by the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, is looking for 60 new employees in a variety of departments, including casino floor operations, public safety, and food and beverage services. The event will take place in the casino’s Special Events Center from 10 a.m. An in-person job fair will be held Friday at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, which is looking to fill five dozen jobs.
