Coronavirus tests are required for Horseshoe employees who report on daily questionnaires that they’ve had exposure to someone with the virus or experienced certain symptoms, Conroy said.
But the union representing dealers and floor supervisors says Horseshoe and parent company Caesars Entertainment aren’t doing enough to protect workers and patrons.
Horseshoe lacks plexiglass partitions at gaming tables, which are common at other casinos and nearly every retail store, said Donna Wiley, a dealer who is a shop steward for UAW Local 17.
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