Park City Mountain ski patrollers officially went on strike early Friday, citing unfair labor practices and marking the latest chapter in the union’s contract negotiations with the resort’s owner, Vail Resorts.

Two hundred Park City Mountain ski patrol employees went on strike Friday morning after nine months of negotiations failed to yield a contract acceptable to both ski patrollers and the resort.

Ski Patrol workers at Park City Mountain made good on a promise to strike if contract negotiations couldn't be hammered out with Vail Resorts.

Nearly 200 ski patrollers and mountain safety personnel on Friday launched a strike at Park City Mountain in Utah to protest alleged unfair labor practices. Why it matters: The post-Christmas job action threatened to disrupt operations at the largest ski resort in the U.

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As Park City Mountain ski patrollers worked picket lines near the base of the resort on Friday, a PC Main Street business owner---who also leads a local busines