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CNMI House committee demands “culture of compliance” from IPI

The CNMI House Committee on Gaming, now controlled by Democratic Party critics of Imperial Pacific International for the first time, is demanding that the company develop a culture of compliance, beginning initially with fair treatment of the stranded foreign workers.

Felix Ng Felix NgFebruary 2, 2021 · 1 min read
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The CNMI House Committee on Gaming, now controlled by Democratic Party critics of Imperial Pacific International for the first time, is demanding that the company develop a culture of compliance, beginning initially with fair treatment of the stranded foreign workers.

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Felix Ng
Written by Felix Ng Felix is the Asia Editor and Events Director of the Asia Gaming Brief. He has over a decade of experience developing conferences for industries including gaming, telecoms, investment, biotechnology, and mining. Felix covers gaming technology and innovation and is passionate about developing engaging and eye-catching content for the industry. More from Felix Ng →