Reuters reports holiday skiers at Utah’s Park City, the U.S.’s biggest ski resort, posted on Social Media that they were encountering long lift lines and some closed trails as a Strike by Ski Patrol Workers entered its fifth day.  Nearly 200 Ski Patrol and Safety Workers hit the picket line over demands for higher pay at the Park City Mountain Resort, calling for an entry-level base wage of $23 an hour, up from the current $21, according to the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Union, which said there are typically 120 people on patrol, but that on Tuesday (January 1st) there were between 30 and 35.

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