Home » Employees in the ski resort sector threaten to go on strike at Christmas – good profitability must be reflected in wages News 08.12.2022 15:39 Employees in the ski resort sector threaten to go on strike at Christmas – good profitability must be reflected in wages Today Service Union United PAM issued a new strike warning in the ski resort sector for the Christmas public holidays. The unwillingness of employers to give ground in the wage settlement for the ski resort sector is leading to a new work stoppage. Profitability has been very good in the sector in the previous season and this season also looks to be excellent. Employees have been annoyed by their employers’ unwillingness to raise pay. Strikes are due to begin on 23 December and go on to Christmas Day. “We don’t want to spoil Christmas for anyone, but we don’t see any other way in this situation. Of course I hope that in the end strikes will not be necessary”, stresses PAM President Annika Rönni-Sällinen. “The employers’ federation MaRa is in a position to resolve the matter – the sector can afford pay rises. Employees in the sector expect the situation to be resolved quickly”, Rönni-Sällinen continues. The ski resort sector has been without a collective agreement since the start of November. On November 17, PAM broke off collective agreement negotiations and issued a strike warning because the negotiations were going nowhere. PAM’s and MaRa’s objectives were too far apart, so the National Conciliator also considered that she was not in a position to make a conciliation settlement and PAM implemented a limited work stoppage at six ski resorts between 1 and 3 December 2022. The next work stoppage will be at Christmas. The stoppage will start at 00.01 on Friday, December 23, unless an agreement is reached before then. The strike will end at midnight on Sunday, December 25. The strike will affect the following ski resorts: Rukakeskus Oy (Ruka slopes) Pyhätunturi Oy (Pyhätunturi slopes) Oy Levi Ski Resort Ltd (Levi slopes) Huippupaikat Oy (Vuokatti and Tahko slopes) Ylläs (Iso-Ylläs and Ski Ylläs Oy) More information on the ski resort strike here in Finnish. Keywords: industrial action ski centres What did you think of this content? Reaktio(Required) This was useful I really liked this content I did not understand This was not useful Comment (optional) Share Read next Press releases collective bargaining ski centres New collective agreement approved for ski centers – wages will increase by 7.8% over the three-year agreement period 10.3.2025 Press releases collective bargaining commerce sector industrial action PAM announced strikes in the commerce sector – dismissal protection still a sticking point 3.3.2025 Press releases collective bargaining industrial action ski centres No results in mediation of the ski centre industry labour dispute ends without result – strike will take place 28.2.2025
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