CFL, CFL Players Association to resume collective bargaining talks next week Globe_Sports
The following day, CFLPA executive director Brian Ramsay told reporters the CFL had unilaterally decided to delay negotiations until Monday, at the earliest.Ramsay said the CFLPA was told the league had “other priorities” to take care of before it could resume negotiations.
The current collective bargaining agreement expires May 18, with training camps scheduled to open the following day. Rookies and quarterbacks are scheduled to report May 15. Following the delay in contract talks, the CFLPA recommended to its players they forego reporting to training camp if a new collective bargaining agreement hasn’t been reached by then.Talks formally began March 11-12 in Toronto. The CFL and CFLPA had met twice a week over a five-week span before the delay.
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