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Originally Posted by Bobblehead
They are no longer a union; they are now considered a professional association.
And with the owners acting in concert to lock out a bunch of contractors with independent contracts the owners are now violating anti-trust statutes; or that is the argument. It has been done before.
This is all part a game they are playing. Between filings and appeals, it may be months before they sit down together again.
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So basically players are allowed to strike. But the owners can't lock them out? Doesn't seem fair to me.