Riverside Resort & Casino Employee Directory

This Policy is a guide to the acceptable use of the Riverside Resort & Casino Guest Wireless network facilities and services. Any individual connected to the Guest Wireless Network in order to use it directly or to connect to any other network(s), must comply with this policy, the stated purposes and Acceptable Use policies of any other network(s)... or host(s) used, and all applicable laws, rules, and regulations. RIVERSIDE RESORT & CASINO MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OR SECURITY OF THE GUEST WIRELESS NETWORK, AND ALL USE IS PROVIDED ON AN AS-IS BASIS. BY USING THE GUEST WIRELESS NETWORK YOU AGREE TO DEFEND, INDEMNIFY, AND HOLD HARMLESS Riverside Resort & Casino FOR ANY LOSSES OR DAMAGES THAT MAY RESULT FROM YOUR USE OF THE GUEST WIRELESS NETWORK. Riverside Resort & Casino takes no responsibility and assumes no liability for any content uploaded, shared, transmitted, or downloaded by you or any third party, or for anything you may encounter or any data that may be lost or compromised while connected to the Guest Wireless Network. Riverside Resort & Casino reserves the right to disconnect any user at any time if it feels they are within violation of the Acceptable Use Policy. The Guest Wireless Network is provided as to allow our guests access to the internet. Users will not be given access to the Riverside Resort & Casino intranet or permission to install any software on our computers. Inappropriate use of the Guest Wireless Network is not permitted. This policy does not enumerate all possible inappropriate uses but rather presents some guidelines (listed below) that Riverside Resort & Casino may at any time use to make a determination that a particular use is inappropriate: Users must respect the privacy and intellectual property rights of others. Users must respect the integrity of our network and any other public or private computing and network systems. Use of the Guest Wireless Network for malicious, fraudulent, or misrepresentative purposes is prohibited. The Guest ...Read More