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A-League players reject CBA, strike action threatens new season
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A-League players reject CBA, strike action threatens new season
Australian A-League players have unanimously rejected the latest collective bargaining proposal, raising the prospect of strike action ahead of the new season.
- The A-League players unanimously rejected the latest collective bargaining agreement (CBA) proposal from the Australian Professional Leagues (APL).
- APL CEO Steve Rosich said the league has negotiated in good faith for eight months and sought an explanation of the PFA’s position.
- PFA chief executive Beau Busch stated that the CBA negotiation process has been exhausted and that players are not satisfied with the league’s trajectory.
- The previous CBA expired on 30 June, and a one-year stopgap deal was not reached.
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