Vail Resorts and ski patrol union negotiate collective bargaining agreement as old contract expires
Because the parties could not agree upon a duration of a potential extension, the contract expired.
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Because the parties could not agree upon a duration of a potential extension, the contract expired.
Ski patrol workers in Park City, Utah are currently voting to authorize a strike amidst their struggle for fair wages. In a whopping 47 bargaining ses
Vail-owned Park City Mountain Resort still hasn’t successfully negotiated a contract with the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association, which recently launched a GoFundMe in case the union decides to strike. If the negotiations fail, the mountain would shut down.
Ski patrollers in Park City are asking for higher pay as the cost of living in the ski town goes up. They want to increase the starting wage to $16.70 per hour for new patrollers.