Pinnacle Pipeline Employee News
Pinnacle Entertainment Appoints New General Managers
Pinnacle announced the hiring of Patrick J. Browne as Vice President and General Manager of Boomtown New Orleans. Terri Porcaro has been named Vice President and General Manager of Lumière Place. Both will assume their new positions this month. Todd George has also been named Regional Vice President-St. Louis in addition to his current role as General Manager of River City Casino. Click here to read more.
Pinnacle Scholarship Fund Now Accepting Applications
Do you have a child who is planning to or currently attending a four-year accredited college or university in the fall? Then let the Pinnacle Scholarship Fund help you pay for his or her college education! Eligible recipients can receive up to $4,000, based on the need and cost of the education. The application deadline is Thursday, April 15. For more information, please visit the scholarship’s website by clicking here.
Pinnacle Is Going Green with Paperless Paystubs
As part of a new green initiative, Pinnacle Entertainment is moving toward paperless paystubs. That means Pinnacle employees will no longer receive their paystubs in the mail, and paystubs will only be available to view and print through the Self-Service Kiosks. To learn more about this process and when your property is going paperless, please click here.
Ethics & Fraud Hotline Function Now Online
Pinnacle Entertainment offers anonymous hotlines to report fraudulent activity, accounting irregularities or ethics violations. To further preserve our culture of integrity, the Pinnacle Pipeline now has an anonymous online feature employees can use to report these issues. Please click here to access the online reporting feature. The company does not permit punishment or retaliation for any report or inquire made in good faith. Employees can still report concerns directly to management, or by calling (888) 840-2386.
Belterra Security Officer Recognized For Life-Saving Effort
Jeff Current received an on-duty phone call from a man who suspected that his mother was having a stroke. As a helicopter arrived to transport her to the nearest stroke clinic in Cincinnati, Current and the EMS team were attempting to convince her she was in danger and needed to come with them. But the guest refused to go, and she was slipping fast. Click here to read how Current saved her life.
