Yep..the migration will be very real.
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The ALTERRA SUCKS Thread
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jimmywilson69
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Maybe... its not like no one knows where Loveland is thousands of people drive right by it all ski season.
Smellytele
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Loveland is one of my favorite in CO when the upper mountain is open. Also Chet’s dream area is great.
This will give then a little nudge. Alot of people carry both passes as well.
The economics of skiing in America
How monopoly and price discrimination are transforming an industry
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Would you do me a favor and copy and paste that article and send it to me in a PM? I can't see my first four numbers on my debit card anymore so I can't get the free month subscription. ThanksThe economics of skiing in America
How monopoly and price discrimination are transforming an industrywww.economist.com
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Thanks.
The modern ski experience discussed in that article isn’t something I’m interested in.
abc
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Does the photo on that article look fake?
Or is it just me?
Or is it just me?
Edd
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Just you, I’d assume.
abc
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How did the skier got there? I can’t see no track behind his skis.
I see why you are saying that. If you look behind the skier, you see a small cloud of snow. Look just to the upper left and you will see his tracks.
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Solitude ski patrol makes union vote official
Solitude's ski patrol officially became a union Monday after the move received 70% approval from its membership.
4aprice
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Yea I saw Eldora Patrol doing the same thing. Tough thing because I see both sides. On one hand they are seasonal jobs but on the other hand the ski industry has never paid well (includes instructors too). When I worked ski school one season between ft jobs, the director put the blame squarely on PSIA, and complained they did little or nothing for their members except give them a nice pin.Solitude ski patrol makes union vote official
Solitude's ski patrol officially became a union Monday after the move received 70% approval from its membership.www.sltrib.com
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The mega pass ski areas are mostly very successful now and can afford to pay their staff better wages. Ski patrolling is a serious job that help injured patrons and keep people safe from hazards while often putting themselves in extreme dangers as well as handling explosives. They should be paid appropriately.
The only negative I can think of here is how will the little mom and pop ski areas remain attractive for quality employees if they can’t do the same?
The only negative I can think of here is how will the little mom and pop ski areas remain attractive for quality employees if they can’t do the same?
kingslug
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Some people like to work at small places.
And don't care if they get paid less for whatever reason.
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Some, sure but haven't a lot of employers had a tough go at finding good employees the last bunch of years since Covid? I'm no economist but everywhere I go it seems like the service industry has gone to shiit.
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