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NCAA policy changes post-Notre Dame NLRB charge by 2026
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Notre Dame University•National Labor Relations Board•NLRB•College Basketball Players Association•USC•NCAA•Notre Dame•Indianapolis NLRB•Alston
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Recognition of all athletes as employees • 20%
Increased health and safety standards • 20%
Improved transfer and NIL rights • 20%
Minimum wage for athletes • 20%
No significant changes • 20%
NCAA official announcements or policy changes
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Notre Dame Hit with NLRB Charge by College Basketball Players Association
Apr 18, 2024, 09:02 PM
An unfair labor practice charge has been filed against Notre Dame University with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), alleging the misclassification of its athletes as 'student-athletes' rather than employees. This charge, brought by the College Basketball Players Association and similar to previous complaints against USC, the Pac-12, and the NCAA, contends that Notre Dame has denied athletes proper employment rights. The case has been filed in the Indianapolis NLRB office and involves all Notre Dame athletes. This filing is part of a broader series of legal challenges facing the NCAA, including cases over athlete minimum wage, billions in NIL/Alston backpay, and restrictions on transfers and NIL.
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Significant negative impact • 50%
No significant impact • 50%
Significant transformation • 33%
Moderate changes • 33%
Minimal impact • 33%
Scholarship adjustments • 25%
Compensation for athletes • 25%
New governance structures • 25%
Revised eligibility rules • 25%
Significant changes implemented • 33%
Minor adjustments made • 33%
No changes made • 34%
Increase in similar legal actions • 33%
No change in legal actions • 33%
Decrease in similar legal actions • 34%
NLRB rules in favor of athletes • 50%
NLRB rules in favor of Notre Dame • 50%
Support the decision • 25%
Oppose the decision • 25%
Seek further legal advice • 25%
No formal response • 25%
Athletes' rights significantly limited • 33%
Moderate limitations on athletes' rights • 33%
No change or enhancement in athletes' rights • 33%
NCAA revises settlement terms • 33%
NCAA maintains current settlement terms • 33%
NCAA increases lobbying efforts • 33%
