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Reading Text

  • refers to reading material that is in the form of sentences or paragraphs.
  • generally involves reading notes, letters, memos, manuals, specifications, regulations, books, reports or journals.
  • includes:
    • forms and labels if they contain at least one paragraph
    • print and non-print media (for example, texts on computer screens)
    • paragraph-length text in charts, tables and graph

 

Reading Text is an Essential Skill that all Casino employees need to:

  • Read bulletin boards for memos, job openings, general announcements & training opportunities.
  • Read procedure manuals, maintenance manuals and MSD sheets.
  • Read entertainment schedules and casino information to pass information to customers.

 

Specific Applications in Gaming

  • Bank Cashiers read information about counterfeit money.
  • Customer Service Representatives read tour bus schedules.
  • Chefs read recipes in the Casino restaurant cookbook.
  • Casino Housekeeping Attendants read labels on cleaning products.
  • Facility Supervisors read facility reports.
  • Retail Cashiers read price tags.
  • Security Officers read listing of excluded customers.
  • Bingo Callers read the bingo program script.
  • Table Games Inspectors read pit logs.
  • Uniform Technicians read garment labels.
  • Warehouse Clerks read packing slips.