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If you enjoy gambling and don't have a steady employment, this is a good place for you. or perhaps you currently hold a job, but consider this Hard Rock opportunity.
With manager pay of over $70,000 and supervisor wages of over $50,000 annually, the compensation package is very alluring. and a starting wage of $18 per hour for certain other positions.


Read more Here (https://www.gamblingnews.com/news/hard-rock-to-hire-400-people-ahead-of-rockford-casino-opening/)

It is better to drop an article to verify the information and to know more about the casino and for those who are willing to apply the place looks good nd very inviting for physical casino players I'm sure it will become a big hit as Hardrock is a brand company.

https://www.hardrockcasinorockford.com/we-are-open


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Or you would say "those who doesn't have a job and want one?" If you're posting this in regards to a job offer I don't think this is the right board for this. Is this an online casino and what's the thing with registration? Well, I don't think there will be availability in my region for this but who knows, and not gonna lie it's a good offer if you really want a job.

I see is not just the phisical casino, they will have online games too... And i think this is a cool move from Hard Rock company. Their giveaways include hard rock clothes and coupons for the restaurant and the hotel, so it is a win-win game for them.

The fact that they are giving all those jobs is nice, but only people in the USA can take those jobs, so, good luck to those who can try it.

Of course, they are not going to offer that salary without the needed requirement for them to work in a big company like Hardrock the $70k salary is for those who have extensive experience as a manager and supervisor in physical casinos, it is a good move for Hardrock they are a popular brand in the entertainment industry so people will easily trust a company like HardRock.
This is one of the good things about opening a physical casino, many jobs are going to be available and many new industries will link up like the music and restaurant industries, they can open a space within the area, and physical casinos generate jobs and strengthen tourism.

They must have been talking about a different Rockford casino since the terciduk123 article says 65,000 square feet. Business like this will attract more businesses around its area and sooner it will be like Las Vegas.


Nonetheless, this will give a big opportunity ffor the people around that area. I think they will prefer to hire someone who is also around Illinois and Wisconsin. A job that offers hospitality will need people who are always ready to be pulled up whenever needed.

         -   The question is, are the applicants they will hire also residents of their area, or will they accept other foreigners who will apply for their casino business? The people who were accepted there to work in hard rock were also lucky.

How many hours are their regular hours a day when they go to their jobs or duties there? That's just my question. Then the supervisor's salary is not a joke; it is actually very high.

Residents and locals usually have the biggest chances to get these jobs because they have higher consideration. In some places before such a big casino is built, there is usually an arrangement in place between the owners and leaders in the location to ensure that a greater percent of the employment quota be given to locals to ensure that the unemployment rate in their area reduce. There will be opportunity for outsiders and foreigners to get the job, but just a few.

The quota for employment can be 70% locals and 30% foreigners.

That's great opportunity to those who lives in that area (Rockford), unless they will hire overseas for remote positions too which i didnt see in the article. An opening of new physical casino especially for a known brand means more attractions, businesses and jobs will be done in the area.
But knowing this is a physical casino, how much could be the capital of building for such business.

Also I have seen one or two other of their branches which show that Hardrock os already and established company with multiple branch so for sure their will be able to offer such salaries for they employers and this is a good one for those who are leaving within the area where the establishment is located will have the opportunity to take part in this employment opportunities,  much more other businesses will spring up around that same location,  indeed this could become a big development in that region considering the size of the establishment.

Much also that they offers competitive salary and hourly salary that rang from $18 so minimum wage rewards according to I read.

That is what we have been constantly saying here. Gambling industry doesn't generate opportunities and income only for the business' owners, but for a vast number of employees who can be specialized on many different areas, besides moving the local economy and boosting many other near businesses. I don't know if a 10$-18$ hourly wage is a decent sum of money on their region, because the living costs must be really expensive, especially talking about USA, but we have to take into consideration besides the hourly wages, they also receive extra tips from customers.

However, the top positions to earn between 50,000 and $70,000 a year must demand some high requirements from candidates, and probably previous experience on another big companies of the segment. I understand they put it highlighted on the article to attract more viewers, but those spots will be very limited with some chances of bringing skilled individuals from another regions to work there. For such rates, people would travel from the other side of the world just to work there...

well, it's one way to generate money in the country and people will also get a job this casino can provide. 400 is probably just the start but you know that casinos demand more people because it will always grow just like any other business. 

while it provides jobs for the people, its this kind of business that will make people go and spend more money gamble. it keeps the economy going which is what every country needs in today.

From the article you shared, the job covers chains of businesses and all domicile in the United States. This means, international workers might not get the chance to work for them as it will require the rigorous process of visa and work permits.  Well, good luck to those who will take
 the chance,  the offer is really mouth watering for someone from low income country like mine.

Assuming they have a part of it that can be done remotely, they it would have been a wonderful opportunity for a many if us here and they would have been overwhelmed with applications from all over the world. If there is more information you have regarding international workers, don't hesitate to share.

I see fierce competition in casinos from next year onwards,  online casinos will really take a new dimension.

The fact that Hard Rock has the opportunity to hire and extend their staff to four hundred (400+) members implies the costs of running a gambling operation business. Most likely, the profits that they have generated have garnered them more than millions of $$$; this move is also essential for their business due to the ongoing popularity of casinos nowadays.

Despite majority still prefers to gamble online, physical casinos still can generate tons of cash to a certain country. While the offer of Hard Rock may seem to good to be true, be reminded that this is a standard employment in a job- this does not mean that you get to play and participate in an actual game; you become a manager or dealer of some sort.

$50k for a supervisor? That's pretty low imo.

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You will be living in a city where quality of life is low and half of your monthly income will be gone to your expenses. I would register if I were desperate for money but there are far better opportunities out there. You can make a lot more than $4k if you start your own business and have your own customers.

Working for a salary isn't going to take you to anywhere in the long run.

Don't sell your hard work for cheap.

I've got friends working under a casino and they seem to enjoy it. So, yeah, if you are a gambler and you seem to enjoy the casino premises and working there. You may want to consider applying and give it a shot.

Those that sees this as an opportunity shouldn't miss it. And those that likes to be part of the gambling industry, this is one for you. 400 employees are a lot of people that should work for them.

So, having that number is giving a lot of chance for those applicants that they'll get hired.

as we are going back to normal phase of life again, land based casinos are getting popular again as people are going out to have fun and entertainment. so i guess, such move is indeed profitable with the current demand. and also, the people who will get hired, that's a good side of things here. a lot of people will have a job.

for sure, businesses around the area will thrive and the economy of the city where its at will generate good income not only from the hard rock but from those other businesses. so it is a win-win situation for both parties.


there will always be people who will apply for the job even if it is considered cheap. they will only increase the salary if they can't get the personnel and learned that the problem is the compensation allocated.

A huge casinos is in need of huge manpower too and this could be a good opportunity to those who are already in the field of casinos but I don’t think gamblers can enjoy this one. As an employee of the casino, I’m sure you are not allowed to gamble at all and there are also clauses that prohibits you from playing even on other casinos, I’m not sure though but its possible to happen. The salary is quiet low for a huge casino, maybe that is just a starting level for the entry level position.

Unless The job description stated that you can work remotely if not one of the first advantages of getting the job is to be a resident of that area so that it will be easier for them to get to you and you to get to the work place on time, because there might be a higher possibility that they can't be offering a job and accommodation all at the same time as their new employees. That will be a double expense for the company, especially for a company that's just starting up and whose capabilities have not yet been defined.
 
It's a new welcome development in that area. A casino going to by its means of starting operations, is going to reduce the rate of unemployment in that area by employing skilled unemployed, and at the same time, it might also render some of those unwise and irresponsible gamblers cashless very soon.

I thought there were people who asked if they could become successful at gambling. Well, this might be an avenue for them to get a job at Hard Rock and start a better lifestyle than being compulsive gamblers. For those who are active and very good at gambling activities, if they get employed, they can actually be making a more consistent income than relying on gambling.

The advice that was given to a member who asked a question concerning how they can earn a lot of money and become successful in gambling was for them to either seek employment from a casinocasino,  engage in referable programs or engage in affiliate marketing to earn from the casino.

There are some superstars in my country who are ambassadors of some local casinos here; all of those superstars may not be gamblers but are being paid for their position in the casino company. I think this employment opportunity at Hard Rock is good.

The United States casino business is quite lucrative but it can also fail as a business model sometime.

I remember famously Trump had a huge failure with his casino ventures once and to this day it's studied as an example of bad corporate management and investment.

Starting with good wages is good for the workers and I imagine some talented individuals would end up seeking to work there, but such a huge venture can be risky and potentially have those pursuing it left with a gap on their career if they abandon more stable opportunities for it. Hopefully though it all goes well for these workers.

If you read the article, the President of the casino stated that they are in talks with the community in regards to employment. That means they are giving priority to locals first before employing foreigners. From a community standpoint, it’s only fair they drive local inclusion into the company economy since the casino will be making their money from the community.

Pretty sure there will be a lot of requirements to the jobs they will offer. Nonetheless, it opens up a lot of opportunities for people who are living the area. This is one of the positive impacts of gambling that a lot of people often overlook. There's more to it than just addicts ruining their lives to gambling - there are also people who are being helped by it.

If they offer remote positions, I'd be glad to give it a shot and be happy with doing the boring back-end stuff, though it seems that the openings are only for US citizens.

Aren't they a cafe? Sorry I'm a troglodyte who don't know shit about them besides T-shirts and for a while I thought they are more of a musician's cafe where you get to dine and listen to some awesome tunes, maybe buy nice vinyls as well. Didn't know that they are a casino as well lol. Or perhaps you're talking about a hard rock cafe opening up near a casino, which could be the case cause it's rare for established businesses to reinvent the wheel and offer something they don't initially provide to their users.

Anywho, I see this as an absolute win for employment. It's kinda hard to get by nowadays with people having to get two or three more jobs for them to have a passable income and a means to save and invest money, opportunities like this which doesn't stray far from what we're more inclined to do is welcome and is definitely appreciated. So props to you my friend for letting us know about this awesome job opening. Would be even better if this is work from home but hey, no complaints.

I think it depends though, but it's obvious that if you have the skills that they need then you can apply with this opportunity from Hard Rock. So it could not be for everyone here, maybe some of us have regular jobs already or it could only be applicable to those young players that we have here.

But it's good to hear that they are opening a lot of opportunities for employment. But it could be very tight and competition to get hire will be tough as there are a lot of individuals in the States that unemployed.

I have such thoughts also when I first hard of the name,  although it is a popular name and brand and I will not be surprised if some segment of the business deals with music or entertainment so for sure we have to look out for something similar to that on the long run,  but also on the opportunity that this development provides,  for those leaving in that region to get some jobs that could be based on hourly payment as this will be a big additional source of income for the people leaving around that place, having such high pay rate is something that is very fantastic and attractive to employees who may be looking for additional income.

More also to say this development is coming from a casino showing the increase in the usage and regulation of the gambling industry since this business has gained popularity in recent times.

In fairness, that casino hard rock is also quite big, actually 65,000 square meters. Did I read correctly? I just imagined that means all kinds of games in the casino can be found for sure there in hard rock, if I'm not mistaken. .

Maybe their priority will be to accept applicants who are from Rockford as well, and that is probably an advantage. And when many players go there, apart from the big profit that will come into hard rock, at the same time it will also help the economy of their country, which they belong to.

It's 65,000 square feet, not meters though. I think if you fit the bill then regardless of where you are, they are going to hire you. One more thing is that the hiring process will start in the first quarter of the year, so for those who are interested, don't get excited yet. But you have months to prepare yourself if ever you are interested on the positions from managerial/supervisory to chef and valet drivers.

Casino has been always in the plus side though, that's why they are opening another casinos. But it wouldn't put to much dent on the US economy, maybe their Rockford, Illinois will get the most benefit specially if they are majority hiring locals.

I think I'm seeing a bullish move by Hard Rock here. The casino business is about to see different shades of success with the ushering in of Hard Rock.

I'll surely look into the openings and see if I get a slot. I also consider this move one that will keep competitors on their toes as you have to up your game to be in the space. A big wig like Hard Rock will usher in more standards in the space.

I am giving this some thought, and all I can think of is if mostly gamblers will be employed due to the fact that the casino may like to protect non gamblers from becoming gamblers due to the environmental pressure of working in a place for gambling.

What is your take on my thoughts please, do you think that someone who does not gamble and then get employed to work in this casino will be affected and influenced to start gambling, even if not in this same casino but elsewhere?

This could be a good opportunity if you are around the area and want to work on a casino.
I’m not sure though the cost of living there but if you think they pays enough, then it could be good and better to grab this opportunity.

When it comes to playing on a casinos, I think they are prohibiting this and you might not be allowed to gamble on any casinos, if you’re a gambler make sure to review your contract properly to avoid any conflict.

From what I read using the link you had provided it says they are to provide 1000 jobs both full time and part time. To me it's about the job interestingly it will take 1000 jobless/underemployed persons out of the street and the pay is attractive for both high and low ranking employees. Anyone living in their jurisdiction  can be hopeful of finding a job with them.

Something about almost all on land casinos outside the gaming entertainment, they make all that will give the gambler a hospitality resort treat available and this is what I have just seen with Hardrock too, there's restaurants, a space for rock music, and more, all just to get you carried away at the cost of your pocket. Lol.

Nah, everyone is open to apply, gamblers or non-gamblers, if you fit the job description then why not? but they could have prioritized those locals though so make their economy move at least.

And if I'm not mistaken, if you are hired, there could be rules that you can't play or seen in a casino, well that's how I understood it, like conflict or interest or something. Because I know someone who works on a casino and he doesn't want to go near any casino because he shouldn't be seen there.

So we have just another casino, that speculate on a brand name. Right? Really dont know what to discuss much here, as Vegas offers the same and for a long period already. The maximum what will be different, that a lot of slots will be in hard rock cafe entourage. This casino will be different from others, as it will be a kind of a museum (as Hard Rock cafe owns lots of rock and roll guitars, drums, cars and etc). This imho is the only feature that makes them different from others. But will it be enough to compete against other large Vegas casinos?

I don't want to register because the place is far away ;D

Yes, there will be many people who register as employees of the Rockford casino, especially if the salary looks very high. In addition, the starting wage of $18 per hour attracts the attention of many people, especially those who do not have a permanent job.

Hopefully, there will be no abuse of power that will appoint employees who have relationships with the owners or employees of Hard Rock because that is common in many job vacancies.