Baseball negotiations: a new agreement (ABSTRACT), Monthly Labor Review Online, December 2002

Baseball negotiations: a new agreement

Paul D. Staudohar
Professor, Business administration, School of Business and Economics, California State University, Hayward, California.

The 2002 collective bargaining agreement between Major League Baseball’s owners and players may result in almost a billion dollars moving from high- to low-revenue teams over 4 years; a new luxury tax threshold was established, minimum salaries were increased, and random drug testing for steroids was adopted on an experimental basis.

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