In a statement Gaughan issued when announcing the bonuses, he said the reform bill Trump signed “will have a monumental effect on our economy and, in turn, our property. Gaughan said he got the idea by “just watching TV and seeing that everybody was giving bonuses.” “I don’t get a big tax break because I’m not a corporation, but I got a little bit of a tax break. ![]() Gaughan said on average, employees would receive just under $500 each, while some of the higher-compensated workers would get between $700 and $2,300. “And the local business has come back pretty good, too.” “We had a good year with the Men’s Open (the United States Bowling Congress World Bowling Championships), a good PBR (Professional Bull Riders) and NFR (National Finals Rodeo),” Gaughan said. “We had a big year and I’m going to save some money with The Donald, so we just doubled the bonus and we dropped the insurance increase for next year,” Gaughan said in a telephone interview. The owner of the property known for its equestrian roots in the southern part of the city announced Thursday that he’s doubling his 2,300 full-time workers’ bonuses thanks to a $1 million windfall he’ll receive as part of President Trump’s tax reform plan. Michael Gaughan made sure every employee at the South Point had a Happy New Year.
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