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Michigan Casinos Working To Stop Human Trafficking

By Cheyna Roth • Jul 28, 2016
MPRN

(MPRN-Lansing) The Firekeepers Human Trafficking Awareness Program is continuing its efforts to raise human trafficking awareness. Over the past year, the program has been working to combat human trafficking in its casino and hotel. 

Gun Lake Casino Announces Expansion Plans

By • Jan 7, 2016

"WAYLAND, MI – The 5-year-old Gun Lake Casino announced it will expand its gaming, dining and entertainment options with an expansion that will be complete in the summer of 2017." (MLive)

Court Says Tribal Casinos Must Heed Labor Laws

By • Jul 1, 2015

The US Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled for a second time that casinos in Michigan operated by Indian tribes must obey orders from the National Labor Relations Board.

Federal Appeals Court Says Michigan Indian Tribe Subject to Federal Labor Laws

By • Jun 9, 2015
WMUK

A federal appeals court says a northern Michigan Indian tribe does not get to set its own labor rules at the casino it operates near Manistee. 

FireKeepers Casino Investigating Possible Data Security Breach

By • May 6, 2015

FireKeepers Casino Hotel is investigating a possible data security incident involving the casino’s point of sale system, Vice President of Marketing Jim Wise said Wednesday. Wise said the investigation comes after the casino recently received “a couple of calls” from guests indicating concern about their bank or credit card statements. Wise was unable to confirm exactly when the calls started and the number of people affected. (Battle Creek)

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