WNBA union boss: Talks 'in the right direction' after 12-hour day
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WNBA union boss: Talks 'in the right direction' after 12-hour day
The WNBA and its' players union did not reach a deal on a new collective bargaining agreement after a marathon, 12-hour bargaining session.
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Lead articleArticle published:Overnight WNBA, players’ union talks fail to result in collective bargaining agreement: Reports
The WNBA and players’ union were unable to reach a deal after a marathon session for a new collective bargaining agreement stretched overnight, according to multiple reports. The sides have been in a virtual stalemate for several months, with only slight budging on either side. But after the league imposed a stricter deadline Tuesday to avoid delaying the start of the WNBA season, key stakeholders met in New York for nearly 10 hours. League commissioner Cathy Engelbert, who left after 5 a.m. ET,
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WNBA and players' union resume labor talks after 12-hour session ends without a deal
The WNBA and its players’ union met again Wednesday, hours after a marathon negotiating session over a new collective bargaining agreement. Union executive director Terri Carmichael Jackson said Wednesday morning that there were “a lot of conversations going in the right direction.” WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert came out of the hotel where negotiations took place to talk to reporters briefly.
Publisher:WNBA CBA live update: Negotiations intensify with marathon meeting, no deal yet
The WNBA and its players union held a marathon meeting overnight to tackle outstanding CBA issues. Here's what we know.
Publisher:WNBA, Players' Union Continue Negotiations Into Wednesday
The WNBA and its players' union engaged in a 12-hour bargaining session on Tuesday but did not agree to a new collective bargaining agreement. Discussions are continuing into Wednesday. Tuesday was the target date that the league had set in order for the 2026 schedule to not be impacted. Women's National Basketball Players Association executive director Terri Jackson said that discussions were "going in the right direction," while WNBA comissioner Cathy Engelbert added that "we're working har...
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