Looking forward, as the management team considers changes and updates to the YBR uniform program, Lynn said the group will continue to focus on comfort and function over form, fit, or appearance, always keeping employees front-of-mind.

Lynn added that having all employees in particular departments wear uniforms with variations of the same theme helps build camaraderie-a big part of the overall employee experience at YBR. “We didn’t want employees to be too constricted, and we didn’t want uniforms that would leave them feeling too hot or too cold, so we went for simplicity and function above all else.” “We really tried to come up with something that was comfortable and fun and still fits within the atmosphere of the property,” Lynn said. For cashiers, jeans are acceptable, so long as they’re not ripped, and they look professional.

Lynn and her team got a bit more creative in selecting uniforms for employees who work at our restaurants.įor those working in the kitchens, the vibe is simple: Jeans or khakis with polo or button-down shirts and aprons over the top. In the slot department, employees follow a similar approach.

Over in The Lounge with Caesars Sports, ticket writers wear dark slacks and light shirts, while servers have the same combinations with different colors. Uniforms differ by job throughout the casino.ĭealers, for instance, wear black pants, white button-down shirts, and vests designed to allow for flexibility and freedom of movement. “Something that our people would be honored to wear, while still being functional, of course.” “We really wanted the uniforms to be a source of pride,” said General Manager Lynn Segars. While the uniforms here at YBR Casino & Sports Book might not be as recognizable as the blue-and-gold sweaters of the National Hockey League’s Buffalo Sabres, our outfits serve a purpose-and keep employees comfortable, too.

Uniform casino staff