The Berry Creek Rancheria is the latest California tribe to eliminate casino jobs.
The tribe laid off 50 employees at the Gold Country Casino. That's about 7 percent of the workforce.
"As the whole economy has suffered, so has the casino," general manager Jack Fisher told The Oroville Mercury-Register. "It's a very tough time for everyone."
Tribes in the state have eliminated more than 450 jobs over the past year.
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