Nevada: Resorts World employees key to resort’s success

Before she works her housekeeping shift at Resorts World Las Vegas, housekeeper Yuritzi Chavez rises at 5 a.m. to clean her home, walk her two huskies, make breakfast for her kids, and ready them for school. When she arrives at work, she’s already put in the equivalent of most people’s day. Only Chavez then works an eight-hour shift, cheery and energetic, devoted to making everything just right, ensuring rooms are fit for royalty. Or her family. “I like when the room is very organized,” Chavez says. “I like looking back on your work and saying that looks good.