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While President Barack Obama labeled it a “terrible” call, professors and lawyers disagreed whether a disputed game-ending ruling by substitute officials will hasten the end of the National Football League’s lockout of its regular referees.
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National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell and chief labor negotiator Jeff Pash will be paid $1 during any work stoppage, the league said in an e-mailed news release.
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National Football League teams don’t have to pay players’ health insurance costs after their collective bargaining agreement expires in March.
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The National Football League and its players’ union were negotiating at a mediator’s office today in a bid to reach an agreement on a labor accord before the existing one expires at midnight.
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The National Football League and its players’ union are continuing negotiations to avoid a shutdown of the U.S.’s most-watched television sport a month after the Super Bowl drew the biggest audience in U.S. television history.
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National Football League owners and players will resume talks in Washington today after giving themselves another 24 hours to reach agreement on a labor contract and avoid a shutdown of the U.S.’s most-watched sport.
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National Football League owners and players are discussing a labor contract in which players would get about 48 percent of all revenue, according to a person familiar with the negotiations.
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Roger Goodell ’s salary will drop to $1 a year if the National Football League and its players can’t avoid a work stoppage.
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Eric Grubman ’s style of football won’t be on ESPN’s SportsCenter.
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The National Football League and its players suspended talks on a new labor accord for almost a month while they await a federal judge’s ruling on a request to end the lockout.
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