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BETonSPORTS management encourages employees to take few days off
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New clerks training sessions continue as if nothing happened at BETonSPORTS. Over 50 new trainees attended their scheduled training sessions Monday. U.S. facing sports betting industry usually hire new clerks in August to cater the higher business volumes football season brings. Operations traditionally begin downsizing after Super Bowl to approach slow baseball season with a lower overhead.
While new clerks train existing employees are being encouraged to take a few days off, confirming that the long awaited re-opening for business is not foreseen anytime before the next TRO hearing, scheduled for August 14.
Employees’ bones chilled Monday when rumors according to which BoS operations manager Dalton Wagner had told employees to start looking for a job started circulating within the company. Rumors were later discarded by a note Wagner sent to employees. Wagner stated that he didn't mean to prepare employees for the worst; he explained he simply suggested employees to seek a plan B in case individuals felt too uncomfortable with the current situation.
"While I remain positive about the outcome of the current situation, I think it would be prudent to have a backup option in case this turns negative." Wagner concluded in his clarification of his wrongly perceived suggestions.
Meanwhile non-executive director Clive Parritt, not to be confused with actor Clive Parritt who recently starred as Davey on "The Adventures of Robin Hood", and BoS Board of Directors reportedly continue to evaluate options in conjunction with their U.S. legal team. Parritt has unofficially taken the burden of "running the show" since David Carruthers dismissal.
All existing BoS management remains in place, unlike early speculations reported, with the sole exception of Carruthers who is waiting to be released on a $1,000,000 bail bond. “We have to get the bail money together before they will let him out,” Carruthers' lawyer Tim Evans told The Times Monday. “We also have to find a suitable place for him to live. Neither of those things has been done yet.”
TheOnlineWire.com opened a BETonSPORTS
Hotline Saturday. Over 100 players have contacted us seeking information and updates or simply sharing their frustration. BoS customers wishing to contact the BETonSPORTS Hotline may do so by clicking here
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BETonSPORTS management encourages employees to take few days off
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While new clerks train existing employees are being encouraged to take a few days off, confirming that the long awaited re-opening for business is not foreseen anytime before the next TRO hearing, scheduled for August 14.
Employees’ bones chilled Monday when rumors according to which BoS operations manager Dalton Wagner had told employees to start looking for a job started circulating within the company. Rumors were later discarded by a note Wagner sent to employees. Wagner stated that he didn't mean to prepare employees for the worst; he explained he simply suggested employees to seek a plan B in case individuals felt too uncomfortable with the current situation.
"While I remain positive about the outcome of the current situation, I think it would be prudent to have a backup option in case this turns negative." Wagner concluded in his clarification of his wrongly perceived suggestions.
Meanwhile non-executive director Clive Parritt, not to be confused with actor Clive Parritt who recently starred as Davey on "The Adventures of Robin Hood", and BoS Board of Directors reportedly continue to evaluate options in conjunction with their U.S. legal team. Parritt has unofficially taken the burden of "running the show" since David Carruthers dismissal.
All existing BoS management remains in place, unlike early speculations reported, with the sole exception of Carruthers who is waiting to be released on a $1,000,000 bail bond. “We have to get the bail money together before they will let him out,” Carruthers' lawyer Tim Evans told The Times Monday. “We also have to find a suitable place for him to live. Neither of those things has been done yet.”
TheOnlineWire.com opened a BETonSPORTS
Hotline Saturday. Over 100 players have contacted us seeking information and updates or simply sharing their frustration. BoS customers wishing to contact the BETonSPORTS Hotline may do so by clicking here</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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