Salary Arbitration in the NHL: Eligibility, Rules, and Process
An examination of the process of salary negotiation in the NHL, followed by a panel discussion comparing that process to Major League Baseball’s.
An examination of the process of salary negotiation in the NHL, followed by a panel discussion comparing that process to Major League Baseball’s.
The panelists discuss recent developments in sports arbitration including, especially, the Terrell Owens decision issued by Arbitrator Richard Bloch.
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A review of injury and issues disputes arbitration in football since 1973. The arbitration procedure is viewed as overburdened and in distress. Factors viewed as… Read More »Arbitration in professional sports:2. A management view of football arbitration
A review of the development of individual salary final-offer arbitration procedures and criteria, used in baseball since 1973, and the distinctions between baseball arbitration and… Read More »Arbitration in professional sports: 3. Arbitrating in baseball
A discussion of the impact of grievance arbitration on major league baseball; especially upon the relationship between the players and the owners. Three individual, high-profile… Read More »Arbitration in professional sports:4. Baseball and grievance arbitration
The authors examine collective bargaining and arbitration in baseball and football, and the role the baseball and football commissioners have played in resolving player disputes.