An Ohio House committee added an amendment to a state budget bill that says students attending state universities in Ohio "are not public employees based upon participating in athletics for the state university."
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Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Ohio repugicans trying to prevent college athletes from unionizing
The repugicans
are always all about markets and free choice right up until they're
not, and the moment they're not somehow always turns out to be about
workers choosing to join together to get more from their employers, or
women exercising control over their own bodies. So it's not a big
surprise that Ohio repugicans are trying to prevent athletes at state
colleges and universities from unionizing.Northwestern
University is currently appealing a National Labor Relations Board
decision that its football players are employees who are eligible to
unionize. That decision would only apply to private universities,
though, so the Ohio legislature is trying to be proactive about keeping
the state's college athletes fully exploitable:
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