MGM ranks 107 in world’s best employers list

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MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) was ranked No. 107 on Forbes’ list of 750 World’s Best Employers for 2020, the only company on the Las Vegas Strip to make the list.

MGM ranks 107 in world’s best employers list (Company press release)

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