"I think the best course of action for everybody, the agency, the union and the public, is to get back to the table and resolve this," said ATU president Raj Singh.
The Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association officially went on strike on Dec. 27, demanding higher wages and better benefits. As a result, visitors have faced longer lift lines and limited openings.
"The last thing we want to do right now is make commitments to Canadians and not live up to that. We've already disappointed and impacted so many Canadians with the strike that we want to be up front to say, 'Here's what we can do and here's what we can't take,' and earn that trust back."