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New Zealand SkyCity Casino Staff Forced to Wear Flea Collars

Written by:

Jagajeet Chiba

Published on:

May/24/2011

Employees of New Zealand’s SkyCity Casino in Auckland are being forced to wear flea collars in recent days to ward off the nasty critters.

An infestation has spread throughout portions of the nation and casino staff have complained regarding bug bites.

SkyCity management insists that the casino floors are cleaned every day and it was unaware of any complaints.

Union reps claim that this is not the first time the SkyCity has supposedly had a flea infestation.The facility also features a convention center, bars, restaurants and hotels.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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