College Legal: NCAA agrees to end transfer rules permanently; athletes who lost eligibility will have year restored

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NCAA agrees to end transfer rules permanently

The DOJ reached a settlement with the NCAA that will permanently bar the organization from restricting athletes’ transfer eligibility.

www.nytimes.com

 

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https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/30/sport/ncaa-drop-transfer-rule-division-i-athletes-justice-department/index.html

 

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Indicators of forced labor may take place at any point during the recruitment and employment process. Forced labor could begin during the worker’s recruitment process to force the acceptance of the job, to deceive the worker into an exploitative job, or to create a situation of debt bondage by charging recruitment fees that are virtually impossible for the workers to repay. Once the person is working, an employer may also force, defraud, or coerce the victim to perform work not agreed to at the time of recruitment. A worker may agree to do a job, find the conditions are not what were expected and agreed upon, but be prevented from leaving the job by their employer.

Just like Trump and other billionaire criminals, you need to get criminal charges on these fools. Many people think slavery is iron chains and living in a slave house. This is not the case and you have the right to be represented by a Union.