Titlebook: Employment and Labour Relations Law in the Premier League, NBA and International Rugby Union; Leanne O‘Leary Book 2017 T.M.C. Asser Press

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Performing with Mother’s Milk: lationship between an international federation and a professional athlete is regulatory. An employment relationship, if one exists, will be at a national level. This chapter provides a historical account of the organization and development of labour relations in the Premier League, the NBA and international rugby union.

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Deficit or Energy-Draining Games,ly, the chapter canvasses the social dialogue process at a European level and the outcomes of social dialogue in the sports industry. So far, social dialogue has not affected the terms and conditions of Premier League players because of the high labour standards in the United Kingdom.

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