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All such contracts are subordinate to the CBA and can't have conflicting elements. For example, a ballplayer can't waive a CBA_specified contrast constraint (e
by DrScump 9y ago
All such contracts are subordinate to the CBA and can't have conflicting elements.
For example, a ballplayer can't waive a CBA_specified contrast constraint (e.g. many performance incentives are disallowed, can't work for less than the CBA-mandated minimum, etc.).
- elicash 9y agoYou're both saying the same thing. What workers negotiate and agree to for their CBA is a contract and they can choose to not include certain things so that individuals can create a second contract individually.
- DrScump 9y agothey can choose to not include certain things No, they can't. That was my point.