Do stacking boys need education?

No need. As long as you are good at communicating with people, get a pass and add a passport. Be admitted by a code washing company. The work has begun. Chatting with guests in a big casino. If you are willing to borrow money from the company, and the longer you gamble, the more you will earn. Generally, the commission for the stacker is 30%.

To work in Macao, you must first go to the mainland to export labor services companies to register for relevant employment.

1. Employers apply to the Non-local Labor Affairs Office of the Bureau of Labor and Employment of the Macao Special Administrative Region for the importation of foreign workers.

2. After receiving the approval from the economic and financial department of the Macao Special Administrative Region for export to Macao, the employer will sign a contract with the labor service company with the right to operate labor services in Macao on the basis of the approval, and establish a cooperative partner.

Three. Labor service companies exporting to Australia should apply to the Foreign Economic Cooperation Department of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation of Beijing for approval.

Four, Macao employers to designate their own labor service personnel, can also be entrusted to the labor service company for recruitment, through the employer interview to determine the candidate.

Five, after substantial qualified employment, photos and copies of ID cards must be submitted to the labor service company for examination and approval.

6. The labor service company will require the laborers to go to the place where they are registered for registration in Australia within ten days.

Extended data:

Dump boy refers to the staff engaged in gambling intermediary. Stacker's job is to find gamblers' customers, encourage gamblers to gamble in casinos, increase gambling income in casinos and get commissions from them. The double code system existed as early as the establishment of Macau Tourism and Entertainment Co., Ltd., but it was not universal.

In the mid-1980s, casinos were widely established in Macau. In order to find more gamblers, the important role of "heavy code" was highlighted, so the heavy code system became popular. Mr. Su, the director of Macau Gaming Co., Ltd., once talked to reporters in detail about the role of "heavy code". In his words, "the casino' Die Mazi' has made great contributions to the government's finances."

According to the statistics in recent years, the distribution ratio of the net income of the gaming industry in Macao is: 40% of the income is paid by the government, 40% is paid to the intermediary, that is, the "overlapping code", and the remaining 20% is owned by the company. 70% of the tax paid to the government comes from the "contribution" of "heavy code".