Harrah's Northern California now hiring for new positions

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Harrah's Northern California, the region’s only Caesars Rewards-affiliated casino, has announced the property will add new positions to its team member roster along with back-filling more than 20 available positions.

The 71,000-square-foot entertainment destination is filling a variety of roles including Director of Finance, Casino Operations Supervisor, Louie Oliver’s Restaurant & Bar Manager, Food & Beverage Supervisor, VIP Host, Digital Media Specialist, Production Coordinator and more. The full list of available full-time and part-time positions may be found here.

“A career in gaming is not only exciting, it offers a lot of opportunity for personal development and professional advancement,” said JC Rieger, Harrah’s Northern California Senior Vice President and General Manager. “Given the challenges we know many are facing during these uncertain times, we are proud to bring new jobs to Amador County and continue to make good on our promise to create economic benefits for the community.”

Recently celebrating its first anniversary, Harrah’s Northern California offers the latest in casino gaming nestled amidst the scenic hills of Amador County with 950 rotating slots, 20 of the hottest table games and blockbuster promotions. Just as Harrah’s Northern California guests reap rewards from the casino’s partnership with Caesars Entertainment, employees also benefit from the affiliation with the large gaming conglomerate. New hires work alongside seasoned gaming professionals and have the opportunity to engage with industry veterans across Caesars’ national network of casino properties.

Harrah’s Northern California recently reopened following the temporary suspension in casino operations due to public health concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the casino’s reopening, Harrah’s Northern California released a comprehensive outline of enhanced health and sanitation protocols. Enhancements for guest and team member safety include limited guest capacity on the casino floor and dining outlets, social distancing procedures and increased sanitation protocols.