Fri Sep 06 22:48:00 UTC 2024: – Employees in Maine’s gambling control unit support their executive director Milton Champion following a vote of no confidence by casino inspectors
– The casino inspectors allege that Champion fostered a toxic workplace and undermined casino regulations with a schedule change preventing them from working two days per week
– A different group of employees in the unit wrote a letter expressing support for Champion, citing his open-door policy and approachable demeanor
– The department is familiar with the casino inspectors’ earlier letter and is actively conducting a grievance process and impact bargaining
– Champion did not publicly respond to the letter from the casino inspectors expressing no confidence
– The casino inspectors maintain their criticisms of Champion, citing retaliation, a toxic work environment, and concerns about changes made regarding regulation and services provided to casinos and taxpayers.
Gambling unit employees defend director after no confidence vote
Gambling unit employees defend director after no confidence vote