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NFL Players Association Responds to Attacks on Free Speech

Leave a Comment / NFL, NFLPA / By max cyril

After President Donald Trump and others attacked the free speech rights of athletes, the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) responded to the president’s comments. NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith said: The peaceful demonstrations by some of our players have generated a wide array of responses. Those opinions are protected speech and a freedom that has been paid for by …

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Community @Work: Beyond the Gridiron

Leave a Comment / NFLPA / By max cyril

The latest article in our Community section of the AFL-CIO @Work site takes a look at an innovative program from the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) and the Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health that provides much-needed services to an often neglected segment of American society. Sometimes, an unexpected moment can change the lives of thousands of …

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NFL Lockout Could Cost $160 Million, 115,000 Jobs

Leave a Comment / health insurance, NFL, unions / By max cyril

If the National Football League owners lock out the players next season, not only will millions of fans not have games to watch on Sunday afternoon, but more than 115,000 jobs could be lost, according to a new study. The 32 NFL teams employ on average 3,739 people each, including players, concession workers and office …

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NFL Players Association Responds to Attacks on Free Speech

Community @Work: Beyond the Gridiron

NFL Lockout Could Cost $160 Million, 115,000 Jobs

AFL-CIO: NFL Lockout Would Hurt Communities

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