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Las Vegas company gives nearly 10,000 workers over $70 million in stock

In a grand celebration of its 50th anniversary, Station Casinos rewarded nearly ten thousand employees with over seventy million dollars in stock. Employees received shares calculated at one thousand dollars for each year they served, showcasing the company’s commitment to recognizing the loyalty and hard work of its long-serving staff. This milestone event not only honors their contributions but…

Las Vegas company gives nearly 10,000 workers over $70 million in stock

Nearly 10,000 employees at Las Vegas-based Station Casinos have been awarded more than $70 million in Red Rock Resorts Class A stock to mark the company's 50th anniversary. The stock grants, valued at $1,000 for every year of service, were revealed during a surprise celebration at the Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa, where company executives, including Chairman and CEO Frank Fertitta III, presented the awards to eligible full and part-time staff.

Long-serving employees, such as Ida Johnson who has been with the company since 1977, received significant stock grants totaling tens of thousands of dollars. The total value of the awards exceeded $70 million, underscoring the company's recognition of the contributions of its nearly 10,000 team members throughout its five-decade history in Las Vegas.

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