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Located in Upstate New York, Verona Collective offers a diverse range of cannabis products ranging from flower to edibles, all of which are cultivated and produced entirely by the Oneida Indian Nation.
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Beyond gaming and hospitality, our portfolio extends to encompass convenience stores, government contracting technology firms, and a fully integrated cannabis operation that encompasses cultivation, manufacturing, and retail, among other ventures.
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SEASONAL - Starting Pay Rate: $15/hr Assists in the facilitation and oversight of a six-week summer youth program What we value: Positive team members who are passionate to learn, energetic to hit the ground running and willing to grow in a professional, team-oriented environment with a focus on guest service.
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Cannabis use will be tested for during the pre-employment screening process and may be the basis for disqualification for employment or may be a basis for removal from employment. Cannabis use is not permitted for employees in this title and assignment.
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Among our prominent offerings is the Turning Stone Resort Casino, a recipient of the prestigious Best of New York Gaming Resort award for an impressive six consecutive years. Join us at Turning Stone Enterprises, where professionalism meets friendliness, and together, we'll embark on a journey of growth and success.
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