Coyotes to pay team, arena workers during shutdown
The Coyotes will pay all part-time arena and team employees through the end of the previously scheduled NHL season.
Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo and his family have partnered with Gila River Arena to pay part-time and hourly arena employees scheduled to work the team’s final eight home games. All part-time and hourly team employees will be paid through April 4.
The Coyotes also will pay part-time Tucson Roadrunners employees affected by the suspension of the American Hockey League.
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Coyotes to pay team, arena workers during shutdown
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The Coyotes will pay all part-time arena and team employees through the end of the previously scheduled NHL season.
Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo and his family have partnered with Gila River Arena to pay part-time and hourly arena employees scheduled to work the team’s final eight home games. All part-time and hourly team employees will be paid through April 4.
The Coyotes also will pay part-time Tucson Roadrunners employees affected by the suspension of the American Hockey League.
The NHL announced last week it would pause the 2019-20 season in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Coyotes defenseman Aaron Ness became the NHL’s first known player to be tested for COVID-19 after experiencing flu-like symptoms last week. His agent, Neil Sheehy, said Ness tested negative for the virus.
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