Shaikin: Why the players' union can't just walk away if MLB owners insist on a salary cap
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Under labor law, parties in collective bargaining must negotiate in good faith. If the union refuses to discuss a salary cap, the owners could at some point declare an impasse.
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Shaikin: Why the players' union can't just walk away if MLB owners insist on a salary cap
Under labor law, parties in collective bargaining must negotiate in good faith. If the union refuses to discuss a salary cap, the owners could at some point declare an impasse.
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