27Jan
WNBA Players Get Compensation and Benefits Boost in Groundbreaking Deal
The Women’s National Basketball Association and the union representing its players recently agreed to tentative terms of a new collective bargaining agreement, which will revamp players’ salary and benefits this season and apply through 2027. While...
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Fisher Phillips
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