#player-rights

#player-rights

The WNBA is entering crucial CBA negotiations that could redefine player standards and financial structures.

The Munster senior camogie final was postponed due to a uniform dispute over wearing shorts instead of skorts.

Cork threatens to withdraw from a key event unless shorts rule for players changes.

Cork camogie players are advocating for the option to wear shorts instead of mandated skorts due to comfort concerns.

WNBA Players are considering a strike to leverage negotiations for better salaries and benefits amidst a successful but economically uncertain landscape.

UFL players will proceed with their game despite unresolved CBA issues, seeking support for their demands from co-owner Dwayne Johnson.

College football is undergoing a significant transformation with increased player rights and a push against traditional amateurism.

Traditionalists oppose recognizing players as employees, favoring an antitrust exemption to restrict player compensation.

Matthew Sluka will redshirt after a payment disagreement with UNLV regarding his NIL deal, highlighting issues in college football's new landscape.

College football's NIL marketplace lacks clear guidelines, leading to disputes and unfulfilled agreements.

Players' association files antitrust lawsuit against tennis governing bodies alleging lack of competition and unfair pay structures.

The PTPA has filed a lawsuit against major tennis governing bodies to advocate for better player rights and revenue sharing.

The US Open's mixed doubles format changes disrespect players and jeopardize the integrity of the competition, according to reigning champions.

Footballers struggle to unite for collective action primarily due to lack of organization, common cause, and urgency.

George Eastham, a member of England's 1966 World Cup squad, has passed away at 88, remembered for his contributions to football and player rights.