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The National Labor Relations Board has ruled that Northwestern football players cannot form a union, overturning a March 2014 ruling. Monday's 16-page ruling did not directly address whether athletes are employees of schools, which was part of the basis for a regional NLRB director's previous ruling that unionization could move forward.
The five-member board ruled that allowing unionization at Northwestern could result in different standards at different schools, which could create competitive imbalances. The losing side will not be able to appeal the ruling. The ruling applies only to private schools such as Northwestern, as the NLRB has no jurisdiction over public schools.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...northwestern-football-players-cant-form-union
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The five-member board ruled that allowing unionization at Northwestern could result in different standards at different schools, which could create competitive imbalances. The losing side will not be able to appeal the ruling. The ruling applies only to private schools such as Northwestern, as the NLRB has no jurisdiction over public schools.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...northwestern-football-players-cant-form-union
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