Dissatisfaction with compensation has emerged as a source of discontent among employees at the two casino properties in Singapore. The March 3, 2011 issue of the Straits Times reports that casino dealers at MBS and RWS were disappointed with the one-month and two-month annual bonuses paid to them at the respective properties. The same article reports that at least seven of the MBS dealers planned on quitting once they found another job. MBS and RWS dealers said that they took home an average of $1,800 a month – slightly lower than Macau’s average of $2,000 – despite the higher cost of living in Singapore. With both MBS and RWS making around 50% of gross revenues in EBITDA, there is enough room to offer better compensation to employees and to invest more in training-related activities.