Program Information

All individuals who will be in key roles are required to fill out the Volunteer Workers Application forms. These will be emailed directly to you sometime between your time of registration and the Casino shift.

All volunteers please bring photo ID with you.

Taken from AGLC Casino Licensee Terms & Conditions and Operating Guidelines Form (August 2019) CTCOG Handbook (PDF)

3.1 ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS 

3.1.1 Eligibility  requirements  for volunteer  staff or charity workers are as  follows:

a) Only bona  fide members of  the licensed charity or employees  of a First Nation Charity  shall work in  the positions of general  manager,  banker,  cashier,  count  room  supervisor  or  advisor  (when performed by a volunteer). The licensed charity may use  non‐members,  on  a  volunteer  basis,  to  fill  other  positions  as required. Licensed charities whose members are disabled may  accept outside volunteer help for all positions.

b) Charity  workers  must  be  registered  with  AGLC  and  may  only work at First Nation casinos.

c) Charity workers’ wages shall be subject to AGLC approval.

d) All volunteer staff and charity workers must be 18 years of age or older.

e) A person may not be eligible to work in a casino if the person:

i) has, within  the  five years  prior  to  the  submission  of  the  application, been charged with or convicted of:

- an  offence  under  the  Criminal  Code  (Canada),  the  Excise  Act  (Canada),  the  Food  and  Drugs  Act (Canada) or the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Canada), or

- an offence under a foreign Act or regulation that, in  the  Board’s  opinion,  is  substantially  similar  to  an  offence referred to in Subclause i ); 

ii) has, at any time, been charged with or convicted of: 

- an  offence  under  the  Criminal  Code  (Canada),  the  Excise  Act  (Canada),  the  Food  and  Drugs  Act (Canada) or the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Canada);

- an offence under a foreign Act or regulation that, in  the  Board’s  opinion,  is  substantially  similar  to  an offence referred to in Subclause ii), if in the Board’s opinion the offense is sufficiently serious that it may detract from the integrity with which gaming  activities  or  provincial  lotteries  are  to  be  conducted  in  Alberta; or 

iii) has, within  the  five years  prior  to  the  submission  of  the  application,  been  serving  a  term  of  imprisonment  of  three years or more.

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