L’NBA e il sindacato dei giocatori NBPA hanno esteso di altri 60 giorni la finestra per rescindere il contratto collettivo in virtù della pandemia. La nuova scadenza è a settembre.
In questo modo le parti potranno valutare meglio le perdite economiche.
In merito, ecco le parole di Adam Silver: «Questo contratto non era stato costruito tenendo conto di una pandemia così estesa».
The NBA and NBPA reached an agreement to extend through September the 60-day window that preserves the league’s right to terminate the Collective Bargaining Agreement in the wake of the pandemic, sources told ESPN. The original 60-day window was closing early this week.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) May 11, 2020
Pushing back the deadline allows for the league and union to gather a clearer picture of the economic losses and bargain on a number of crucial financial issues, including salary caps and luxury tax thresholds. Story soon on ESPN dotcom. https://t.co/9UIHiObMD0
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) May 11, 2020
Silver on NBPA call Friday: “This CBA was not built for an extended pandemic. There’s not a mechanism in it that works to properly accept a cap when you’ve got so much uncertainty; when we’d be going (into) next season saying, “Well, our revenue could be $10B or it could be $6B.”
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) May 11, 2020
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