The National Hockey League seems poised to lock out its players if the two sides aren't able to reach a new collective bargaining agreement by Sept. 15.
September 07, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The National Hockey League seems poised to lock out its players if the two sides aren’t able to reach a new collective bargaining agreement by Sept. 15.
Both the players and the owners can look to recent labor disputes in the National Basketball Association and the National Football League for guidance. But hockey players may want to pay particularly close attention to the maneuverings of NFL players, who didn’t just depend on the negotiation process and litigation.
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