Over 300 Homeless People Expected to Participate Informational Picketing @ Rivers Casino

Ed Fasulo, President and COO of Rivers Casino



Rivers Casino agrees to contribute $7.5M annually to help fund Consol Energy Center While Paying Its Workers Poverty Wages



Ed Fasulo Explain To Me, Your Customers, Your Workers and the Rest of the Pittsburgh Community on HOW The Workers at RIVERS CASINO Can Afford to Support Their Families on Poverty Wages Ranging From $8.00 to $9.50 Per Hour?



Ed Fasulo Please Be Advised that to Bring awareness to the Poverty Wages being Paid to The Workers of Rivers Casino, the International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America SPFPA along with THE HOMELESS, Community and Religious Groups, Labor Organizations and Politicians is planning to hold Informational Picketing outside of Rivers Casino to EXPOSE the Poverty Wages being paid to its Workers by Rivers Casino .....Coming Soon, The Date to be announced!

About the Rivers Casino

The Rivers Casino is a joint venture between Walton Street Capital, High Pitt Gaming and Don Barden. Neil Bluhm, the Founding Principal of Walton Street Capital, has over four decades of experience developing commercial, residential and gaming properties. Greg Carlin, the CEO of High Pitt Gaming, LLC, has over a decade of gaming investment and management experience. Other casino projects owned and managed by Mr. Bluhm and Mr. Carlin include the Fallsview Casino Resort in Ontario, the Riverwalk Casino & Hotel in Vicksburg, MS, and the SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia.

Related Sites:

Jobs With Justice

International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America SPFPA

USW | United Steelworkers

AFL-CIO

Unite - Here

Service Employee International Union SEIU

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