QCC/LEAD SUPERVISOR - CAGE

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tulalip gaming organizationMarysville (WA)

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$25.91 - $29.15 per hour

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Job Title QCC/LEAD SUPERVISOR - CAGE Location Quil Ceda Creek Casino - Tulalip, WA 98271 US (Primary) Category Cage Rate of Pay $25.91 - $29.15 per hour Job Type Full-time Job Description JOB SUMMARY:Assists in the daily administrative and operational tasks of Cage Operations. Direct supervision of Front Line Cashiers and Vault Specialist. Ensures the Cage Department operates in accordance with departmental, TGO, and Tribal/State policies, procedures, internal controls, and regulations.
Job Requirements: EDUCATION:High School diploma or GED required.
SKILLS: Must have the ability to compose routine departmental correspondence, i.e., memorandums, letters, reports, etc. (Test required)Must have good ten-key skills. (Test required)Must have excellent math skills. (Test required)
EXPERIENCE: Minimum of two (2) years of Cage operations experience. Minimum of two (2) years supervisory and/or dual rate experience in a cash-handling operation. Minimum of two (2) years experience utilizing guest service skills. Minimum of one (1) year computer experience utilizing MS Word and Excel programs.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS: Must be 21 years of age or older. Must attend mandatory Title 31 Compliance training. Must be able to implement and enforce Cage Department SOP's and TGO policies and procedures. Must be flexible to work both Casino sites, the Tulalip Resort Casino and the Quil Ceda Creek Casino. Must be able to successfully pass a background investigation for a Tribal Gaming License or Permit. Must be available to work any shift assigned to include days, swing, grave, weekends, and/or holidays. Must have a successful employment history with Tulalip Tribes and/or other employment entities. Exemption Type Non-Exempt Closing Date 8/26/2026

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