Major League Baseball Players Association

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The Major League Baseball Players Association is the labor union that represents and advocates for all current Major League Baseball players in matters such as contracts, working conditions, and collective bargaining.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf labor union
players association
professional sports union
trade union
abbreviation MLBPA
affiliation AFL–CIO
North American professional sports unions
alsoKnownAs MLB Players Association
Major League Baseball Players’ Association
country United States
executiveDirector Tony Clark
executiveDirectorStart 2013
fieldOfWork labor relations in professional sports
firstExecutiveDirector Marvin Miller
founded 1966
governs Major League Baseball Players Benefit Plan
hasJurisdictionOver Major League Baseball
hasMemberType 40-man roster players of MLB clubs
professional baseball players
hasNegotiated Major League Baseball collective bargaining agreements
hasOrganized 1972 MLB strike
1981 MLB strike
1994–95 MLB strike
Major League Baseball player strikes
headquartersLocation New York
New York City
United States
language English
legalStatus collective bargaining representative of MLB players
negotiatesWith MLB club owners
Major League Baseball
notableLeader Donald Fehr
Marvin Miller
Michael Weiner
Tony Clark
purpose administration of player benefits programs
collective bargaining
improvement of working conditions for players
protection of players’ rights
representation of players in contract negotiations
represents Major League Baseball players
current Major League Baseball players
representsIn collective bargaining agreements
disputes over working conditions
grievance procedures
salary arbitration
sector professional baseball
sport baseball
website https://www.mlbplayers.com


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