Total gaming revenue down relatively 80.5% to just $6.59 billion, according to a report by GGRAsia.

The source detailed that the company had declared that it was designed to provide employees with "workable options to plan ahead in current market conditions," but had not yet offered specifics of the plan


Takchun Group's efforts reportedly followed an earlier request by Macau CEO Ho Iat Seng to avoid local casino operators starting massive staff layoffs to allow the city's gambling industry to recover quickly after the end of the coronavirus pandemic. The plea has reportedly prompted many companies in the enclave to launch plans for paid and unpaid leave as a way to temporarily reduce costs.

Takchun Group has declared that there are no special employee policies or countermeasures at this time, except for this temporary measure

Citing official information and sources from the local statistical investigation, Macau reported that the general unemployment rate reached 2.9 percent in the three months to the end of October, but the rate of indigenous workers was 4.1 percent higher. Most of the 20,800 people currently seeking work in the former Portuguese enclave were previously employed in "retail," hotels and "games and junket activities."

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