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Trend in athlete legal actions post-Notre Dame NLRB decision
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Notre Dame•National Labor Relations Board•NLRB•College Basketball Players Association•USC•Indianapolis NLRB
Resolution / Starting Odds
Increase in similar legal actions • 33%
No change in legal actions • 33%
Decrease in similar legal actions • 34%
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Notre Dame Charged by NLRB, College Basketball Players Association Claims Misclassification
Apr 19, 2024, 02:01 AM
An unfair labor practice charge has been filed against Notre Dame with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), alleging that the university has improperly classified its athletes as 'student-athletes' rather than employees. This charge, brought by the College Basketball Players Association and similar to existing complaints against institutions such as USC and the Pac-12, contends that this misclassification denies athletes their rightful employee rights. The case, which involves all Notre Dame athletes, will be handled by the Indianapolis NLRB office. Notably, the charge did not originate from any Notre Dame athlete.
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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%
Athletes' rights significantly limited • 33%
Moderate limitations on athletes' rights • 33%
No change or enhancement in athletes' rights • 33%
Notre Dame wins • 33%
College Basketball Players Association wins • 33%
Settlement reached • 34%
Increase • 33%
No change • 34%
Decrease • 33%
Increase in transparency and regulation • 33%
No significant change • 33%
Decrease in the value of NIL deals • 34%
Significantly Positive • 25%
Slightly Positive • 25%
Neutral • 25%
Negative • 25%
Healthcare benefits • 25%
Salary payments • 25%
Pension contributions • 25%
No changes to benefits • 25%
Increased legal actions • 50%
No increase in legal actions • 50%
Favorable • 33%
Unfavorable • 33%
Indecisive • 34%
NCAA revises settlement terms • 33%
NCAA maintains current settlement terms • 33%
NCAA increases lobbying efforts • 33%