■ Las Vegas Sands Corp.: The 10,000 Venetian and Palazzo employees - including all salaried, hourly, tipped, seasonal and on-call employees - will be paid during the state-ordered closure, as well as the 1,200 employees working in the resorts’ 14 third-party restaurants.

Representatives did not respond to requests to clarify what would happen after the two-week period expired. ■ MGM Resorts International: Part-time and full-time furloughed employees received two weeks of pay and benefits from the start of the closure, and all eligible employees will be enrolled in MGM Resorts health plans through June 30. The coverage includes more than 15,000 current Wynn and Encore employees, and includes average tip compliance rate or distributed tips/tokes since the beginning of the year. employees full wages through May 15, for a total of 60 days of payroll continuance. ■ Wynn Resorts Ltd.: The company said it is paying all salaried, hourly and part-time U.S. In Nevada, most workers’ pay ran through April 3. Caesars is paying furloughed employees for the first two weeks of closures, and employees can use their available paid time off after that.

Those furloughed will remain employees of the company throughout the furlough period, according to a company statement. ■ Caesars Entertainment Corp.: On April 2, the company announced that it had furloughed about 90 percent of its employees at its domestic-owned properties, as well as corporate staff. (Erik Verduzco / Las Vegas Review-Journal) Las Vegas shutting down over fears of the new coronavirus, the valley’s main economic engine - tourism - has effectively gone dark. Aerial photo of the Strip in Las Vegas, Thursday, Jan.

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