High‑Volume Hiring Support for a Regional Casino & Entertainment Destination

RPO

CLIENT

Delaware Park Casino

INDUSTRY

Casino & Entertainment

SOLUTION

High-Volume Talent Support (RPO)

FOCUS AREAS

Restaurant talent, table games dealers

IMPACT

260+ hires made

 
 

Background

Delaware Park Casino is a well‑known gaming and entertainment destination in the Greater Philadelphia region. With a complex operational model that includes food service, hospitality, gaming, and customer experience roles, the organization must consistently maintain a strong, active talent pipeline to keep operations running smoothly..

The Challenge

The casino was facing simultaneous demand across multiple high-volume roles. With turnover typical for the industry and ongoing hiring needs across food service and gaming operations, maintaining momentum in the recruitment process had become increasingly difficult. The internal team needed additional bandwidth, consistency, and proactive sourcing to keep pace.

Juno’s Approach

Juno deployed a dedicated Talent Consultant who integrated seamlessly with the internal hiring team. The focus was on high-volume, people-driven roles, requiring fast turnaround, continuous sourcing, and relationship-driven candidate engagement. By tapping into passive talent pools, local networks, and continuous pipeline-building strategies, Juno helped sustain the candidate flow required for essential operational staffing.

The Outcome

The results reflect the scale of the effort:

  • 1,800+ candidates engaged

  • 1,000+ candidates screened

  • 261 offers extended

  • 261 hires made

The collaboration helped stabilize staffing levels across key service areas and strengthened the casino’s ability to keep pace with fluctuating demand.

Lasting Impact

The support has positioned the organization with a more reliable and scalable talent pipeline, ensuring a smoother hiring process and improved responsiveness to operational needs.

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