Where everyone can be a striker: A brief look at sports labor law
With the MLS CBA set to expire this week, PSP’s Steve Holroyd offers a primer on sports labor law.
With the MLS CBA set to expire this week, PSP’s Steve Holroyd offers a primer on sports labor law.
Labor lawyer Steve Holroyd breaks down the winners and losers in the new CBA and what happens next.
Wondering what happens next if the players strike? Labor lawyer and soccer historian Steve Holroyd has some answers.
MLS and MLS Players Union have agreed to bring in a mediator to assist with the CBA negotiations. PSP contributor and labor lawyer Steve Holroyd explains what this could mean.
The MLS Players Union members are prepared to strike if a new CBA isn’t negotiated before the start of the season on March 6. While MLS has not countered with the threat of a lockout, recent sports history has shown that to be a real possibility. Steve Holroyd has a primer on lockouts.
PSP contributor — and labor lawyer — Steve Holroyd has a quick primer in labor law and collective bargaining agreements in pro sports as the expiration of the MLS CBA approaches.
Western Conference dominance may finally be over, and that bodes well for Major League Soccer. PSP’s Earl Reed explains.
MLS finally announces the nitty gritty of the new CBAm including league-wide increases in salary, increases in the minimum player salary, a new “re-entry draft,” quality of life improvements and the establishment of a group to study the reintroduction a MLS Reserve Division.
The MLS and the MLS Players Union “have reached agreement in principle” on a new collective bargaining agreement which will allow the new season to start on time. Here are further details on what MLS commissioner Don Garber and Players Union executive director Bob Foose said in the announcement of the agreement.
MLS owners and MLS players union announced a new Collective Bargaining Agreement today just after 1PM. Details are still hazy, but as expected the league conceeded some points to retain its single-entity structure. Read more…
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