Create A Better Tomorrow Today
WELCOME TO OUR MGM SUSTAINABILITY NEWSLETTER
We’re doing a lot behind the scenes at MGM to reduce our impact on the environment and support the people that mean the most to us, including all our employees and community. Contributing to a better Macau through our arts and culture program is also an important aspect of our approach. Through this newsletter we will share our monthly sustainability highlights with you, and hope you will join us in our sustainability programs to help us Create a Better Tomorrow Today.
Employee
Employee
The countdown is on! On October 21, 00:01am, MGM announced the official 100-day countdown towards the opening of MGM COTAI. We are also proud to have MGM COTAI awarded as the Most Anticipated Hotel by the Guangzhou Daily.
Employee
Congratulations to the MGM HR team! For the second year running, MGM’s Human Resources team was acknowledged for the company’s commitment to employee development and wellbeing. On October 19, MGM was awarded with a gold award in Excellence in Retention Strategy, as well as two bronze awards in Excellence in Employee Development and Leadership Development.
Employee
Celebrating the importance of family: On October 6, MGM held an employee fair with fun games and prizes promoting the importance of family time and connecting with our loved ones with the theme being “it takes love to build a home”. We also premiered a special short film created in-house by our team and starring our own team members and their children called “Home is where the Love is” which promotes MGM’s onsite counselling facilities. These activities are part of our dedicated Employee Assistance Program – “Enrich Your Life”.
Employee
Inclusion in the workplace: On October 3, the Learning & Development team collaborated with the Macau Deaf Association and Fu Hong Society to offer two tailored training courses, including Sign Language and effective communication with individuals with impaired hearing. Through a series of fun games and role play, the 40 training participants from Housekeeping, Floral, F&B and Human Resources came away with a greater understanding on how to create an inclusive working environment.
Community
Community
Community
The MGM Junior Lion Dance program has trained over 200 lion dancers since its launch in 2015, with the dancers having been invited to perform at many important public events. During October MGM’s Junior Lion Dancers wowed the crowds at two separate events including a public performance organized by the Wushu General Association of Macau at Tap Seac Square on October 7, as well as a festival organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau on October 28.
Community
Stop Slavery Award shortlisted: MGM is proud to have been shortlisted in the global “Stop Slavery Award” for leading approaches to address modern slavery, featuring with 15 other well-known companies such as Walmart and Marks & Spencer.
Community
Hospitality round-table on modern slavery: On October 17, MGM presented on its approach to addressing modern slavery to other hospitality companies based in Hong Kong and Macau at the Modern Slavery and the Hospitality Industry Forum organized by the Mekong Club and the International Tourism Partnership organization.
Community
Showcasing occupational health & safety programs: On October 31, professionals from the local hospitality and catering industry were invited to visit MGM MACAU for a presentation and tour to learn about MGM’s occupational safety and health initiatives, an event organized by Labour Affairs Bureau.
Community
Music instruments donation: MGM donated music instruments and equipment including drums, bass, keyboards, and speakers, to the students of the School of Nations to help nurture local passion for the creative arts.
Culture
Culture
Filming of Condição Humana at MGM MACAU: MGM MACAU was included in the production of Condição Humana (“Human Condition”), a Portuguese film produced by Plural Entertainment for the television station TVI. Featuring our Grande Praça’s distinct Portuguese architecture, the film showcases Macau’s unique mixture of Portuguese and Chinese influences.