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PCMR ski patrollers get year-end bonus after reentering previous contract

Park Record file photo Park City Mountain Resort ski patrollers will be getting a year-end bonus after all, joining the rest of their colleagues after agreeing Friday to reenter an employment contract in a short-term fix that sets terms for the rest of this ski season. The parties also agreed to continue negotiating for a longer-term solution, agreeing to bargain for a new, multi-year deal. The president of the union, Joe Naunchick, claimed PCMR owner Vail Resorts deliberately used the bonuses to try to gain leverage in negotiations that have stretched on since August. “It was a shame that the company used this bonus as a bargaining tool,” Naunchik said. “Every employee that interacted with guests deserved this bonus, whether they were unionized or not. … It was a bargaining tactic by Vail to see what they could extract from the union.”

Vail Resorts announces $15 million in bonuses for employees

'To this day, it stuns me.' A year later, the people who've led Summit County's COVID response recall the first days after the pandemic struck.

Park Record file photo Summit County Manager Tom Fisher, who is also a brigadier general in the Utah National Guard, paused during one of the more unusual meetings he’d convened in his time in the top post of the county’s government. It was March 14, 2020. Looking around the conference room, Fisher saw top officials from Summit County and Park City, elected officials and department heads in the same room working on the same problem. In an interview nearly a year later recalling the early days of the pandemic that has changed so many aspects of daily life, Fisher drew on his military experience to describe his thinking at that moment.

Park City Mountain Resort and Stevens Pass Ski Patrollers Negotiate with Vail Resorts for Contracts

Ski Patrol at Park City Mountain holds "practice strike" to gather community support

Ski Patrol at Park City Mountain holds “practice strike” to gather community support Ski patrol calls for better pay, uniforms, sick time and last updated 2021-02-11 22:26:31-05 PARK CITY, Utah — Main Street Park City was filled with a familiars sight for those who ski but to some surprise they were on the street and not on the mountain. Armed with signs that said “NOT ON STRIKE, JUST PRACTICING” the Park City Mountain Ski Patrol enlisted the public’s help in negotiations with their parent company, Vail Resorts. “We love this community and we love being in park city and working in park city” Lauren Macklin a Line Patroller told FOX13 during an interview, “Obviously the ski industry is part of the heart and soul of Park City and I am proud to be a part of that.”