Parx did not respond to ABC News' request for comment. If their body weight varies beyond 7 percent of how much they weighed when they were first hired, they can be fired. Parkettes and their male counterparts - known as Park Men - are both subject to a strict weight requirement. Parx now provides maternity costumes for cocktail waitresses.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission determined in 2009 that the establishment had discriminated against pregnant cocktail servers, according to the Daily News. They said they wouldn't be able to earn tips.Īicher and Campiglia are seeking lost wages and benefits, unspecified punitive damages, unspecified compensation for pain, suffering and mental anguish, plus attorneys' fees and other allowable payments, the lawsuit states. Monzo 'angrily condemned' Campiglia and told her the casino didn't have to offer the plaintiff 'anything in this economy,' according to the lawsuit.Ĭampiglia and Aicher - who no longer work at the casino - allege that they were offered positions in the concession stand or players services. In their lawsuit, filed July 5, they claim that managers told them they could continue to work as Parkettes only until their work costumes fit, the Philadephia Daily News reported.Ĭampiglia complained to a human resources manager and then to marketing director Darlene Monzo, according to a copy of the court papers that was posted by Courthouse News Service. Since then, the casino has been moving swiftly with its plans to take full advantage of the opportunity that the interactive gaming market in the Keystone State. They all cheat, and the State is totally complicit.Alycia Campiglia, 27, of New Jersey, and Christina Aicher, 31, of Pennsylvania, were both Parkettes, the name by which the Parx's cocktail waitresses were known. Parx Casino owner, Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, was the first licensed operator to apply for Pennsylvania’s interactive gaming license. Think that they are going to make sure that PA residents dont get screwed by these online scamming casinos? Heck no, they are raking in millions. And yes, Pennsylvania is raking in obscene amounts of revenue. Not a single doubt in my mind that the casino is cheating. By far the worst online entity I have had the misfortune to play at. Poof I didnt even get close to betting the 6,000.00 dollar reuirement thats needed before I can withdraw any cash I would have remaining from my 300.00 deposit.

Pretty certain that the spin was about to give me a win, and poof- kicked out of the game and logged out. This happened at least 10 times in a 1 hour period.

I also was booted out of the game mid spin, just kicked off and had to log back in. I was betting an average 1.20 and I lost 600.00 in about 1 hour. This online casino is so blatant in their cheating.

Online marketing manager at parx casino