Vail Resorts has mastered the art ... The latest example is how an otherwise promising start to the ski season got derailed by a strike of ski patrol workers on Dec. 27 at the company’s Park ...

Both Park City ski area and Vail Mountain are owned by Vail Resorts. Vail Mountain’s ski patrol director and senior manager of health and safety are among those who have been sent, according to ...

On Dec. 21, the union claimed that workers from other Vail Resorts had been dispatched to Park City Mountain for the express purpose of filling in for ski patrol if a strike should happen ...

Members of the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association went ... your support by halting spending at Vail Resorts properties for the duration of this strike. Do not purchase day tickets ...

While Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association (PCPSPA) made headlines in 2021 as they negotiated for their last round of contracts with Vail Resorts, their strike against Vail over the same ...

During the nine months of negotiating before the strike, Vail Resorts and the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association had come to a tentative agreement on 24 of the 27 contract articles.

The Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association (PCPSPA) is entering its second week of an unfair labor practice strike against employer Vail Resorts. Vail is utilizing ski patrol from other ...

And on Thursday, January 16, Vail Resorts announced that they will offer everyone who skied and snowboarded at Park City during the ski patrol strike credit towards passes for the 2025/26 season ...