The Venetian Continues to Trim Workforce at a  Moment of Historic Downturn in Visitation Rates

The Venetian, ranked among the top 10 casinos in Las Vegas, has now announced that it is laying off “less than 50” employees, after a continuous decrease in profit.

This comes amid a slowdown in the Las Vegas Strip economy, with visitors at an all-time low. This is not the first time The Venetian has laid off people this year, as reported by Vital Vegas, a local publication.

The Venetian Has Been Trimming Its Workforce, Hoping no No-one Would Notice

The current downturn could be even worse than what the property went through during the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet, The Venetian isn’t the only casino announcing layoffs – Resorts World and Fontainebleau, two other prominent casinos on the Strip, have also made similar announcements.

In a Tweet by Vital Vegas, the local publication recalls that The Venetian had another round of layoffs in July:…

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