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NBPA’s Stackhouse: Search for leader in full swing05 / 20 / 13National Basketball Players Association officials met with NHL Players’ Association Executive Director Don Fehr and MLB Players Association Executive Director Michael Weiner last month as part of their effort to find a new head for the players union. “The process has started, and for ... Tags: Labor and Agents |
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Broncos sign with Manning partners
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Advisers apply to NFLPA
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Fehr may propose new economic model
What will Don Fehr’s first move be in the NHL’s collective-bargaining negotiations? That’s the predominant question among observers of the talks, which actively started six weeks ago and continued last week. There’s a growing belief that Fehr, NHL Players’ Associatio ...
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