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Tulalip Resort Casino: Case Study
On 8-13-2016 I, James Argyro, was a No Call No Show for working at the Tulalip Resort Casino, for my scheduled shift in the security department. On the morning of my shift I got into a argument with my wife and she told me that she was leaving me and taking my son. I spent the day talking to her and working out a family matter. I should have called in and talked to any supervisor and informed them of what was going on. I understand how I left the team without a full staff for the day and how that adds stress to each person, because they have to pick up the slack for my failed.
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