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restaurants, or on what day an employee eats in the public
restaurants. Petitioners keep no records that show that an
employee who is allowed to eat in the public restaurants eats
there only on the days that he or she works.
It is petitioners' policy that employees may enter the
Cafeterias freely whenever they are open, and that employees need
not sign in at a Cafeteria upon entrance or sign for food when
received. It is petitioners' policy that employees may not eat
in the Cafeterias on a nonworking day or bring guests to eat in
the Cafeterias at all. It is petitioners' policy that employees
who violate the policy of the Cafeterias are subject to
dismissal. Petitioners do not formally monitor any of the
policies for the Cafeterias. Petitioners oversee each employee's
adherence to these policies through an honor system and an
informal policing that is incidental to an employee's presence in
the Cafeteria. Employees have been disciplined, suspended,
and/or dismissed from employment for violating petitioners'
policies for the Cafeterias.
Petitioners employed the following numbers of people at the
Properties in 1988 and 1989:
1988 1989
CHC 1,002 1,052
Fremont 936 878
Sam's Town 1,402 1,508
Stardust 2,251 2,406
The table below has a breakdown of these employees by Property,
job classification, job code, and job description. The table
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