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So when you sign a contract you don’t care about the terms and conditions, just the salary? Yeh right! The rlpa is advising players not to sign a contract as the cba isn’t agreed and therefore the terms and conditions are not agreed.
One day when you earn a salary you might know.
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as do you, suggest before you sign another contract! Clearly in the rlpa statement there is no ratchet agreement in place, meaning whilst the current cba is extended there is no guarantee of the t&c of the next one and players may be held to it. Otherwise why do you think there is concern expressed by them re signing contracts?Maybe you need to learn to read
NRL announces record-high salary caps for 2023 season
The National Rugby League (NRL) is excited to announce the NRL and NRLW salary cap for season 2023 at a new record-breaking level for both male and female players.
Whilst the RLPA and NRL continue negotiations, the parties had extended the current amended CBA.
The above increases will be in addition to the players’ entitlements under the current amended CBA while the parties continue negotiations in good faith.
No where has either side the CBA was done, All that has happened is lower paid players get more and clubs can finalise rosters
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A celebration for the toxic whinging Pom. All bad news is good news for you, you whining turd. Enjoy!Vlandys: ok yes we tried to fiddle you out of money by understating our revenue, and ok yes we out a,salary cap announcement without letting you know, but what do you mean you don’t trust us?
The escalation comes after more than a year of negotiations over the new collective bargaining agreement, with relationships between the two sides turning toxic.
The Rugby League Players Association was left seething in December, when the NRL announced the new salary cap for 2023 without the blessing of the players.
Speaking on SEN last week, RLPA board member and Melbourne Storm forward Christian Welch labelled the process 'really frustrating'
"Fourteen months ago, we tried getting the ball rolling on financial information and trying to get requests to the NRL," he said.
"There's been a real lack of trust between the two parties which has been really disappointing because we're really not close to an agreement at all."
He went on to say that he didn't believe the NRL were taking the RLPA seriously.
"We're not asking for anything unreasonable, which has been really frustrating.
"We just want to get on with our jobs and play footy."
'Lack of trust': Boycott escalates NRL pay war
'We just want to get on with our jobs'
You miserable old turd!as do you, suggest before you sign another contract! Clearly in the rlpa statement there is no ratchet agreement in place, meaning whilst the current cba is extended there is no guarantee of the t&c of the next one and players may be held to it. Otherwise why do you think there is concern expressed by them re signing contracts?
NRL players have been warned against signing new contracts by their union due to the impasse in negotiations over a collective bargaining agreement (CBA).
But Rugby League Players Association (RLPA) chair Deidre Anderson says players are potentially endangering themselves by agreeing to new deals while no CBA is in place.
Asked what the RLPA would say to contracted NRL players considering signing new contracts, Anderson told AAP: “Our advice would be to ask, ‘Where’s the detail for you to (sign)?’
“None of the (CBA) detail has been presented from the NRL. All we have is the salary-cap amount.
“A young player is going to get very excited when he sees a few zeros.
“If he gets injured part way through, the money that should have been applied to support him medically may not be there and he could be left out on his own.”
NRL players warned off signing contracts - Australian Associated Press
The Rugby League Players Association has urged NRL stars to reconsider agreeing to new contracts as the stalemate surrounding a new CBA continues.
It’s a game of bluff that only whiney old English turds get any joy from.
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