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#TeamCFLPA’s 2019 Bargaining Committee
About the CFLPA The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Since 1965, the Association has worked to establish fair and reasonable working conditions while protecting the rights of all CFL players. In addition to negotiating and enforcing the terms of the Collective […]
CBA Negotiations to begin in March – 2.13.19
On February 15, we will give ‘notice to bargain’ to the CFL. Our membership is ready to begin negotiations as we seek respect and fair treatment. We met with the CFL in January and mutually decided to officially begin negotiations in early March. Per the Provincial Labour Codes, “If the employer and the union are […]
Letter to the Membership – 2.11.19
Today, the Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) sent this letter to our membership. In it, we asked that CFL players not participate in any events or activities with the CFL office until we conclude bargaining. We’ve done this because the players have voiced a number of concerns related to respect and fair treatment this […]
MEDIA RELEASE – January 23, 2019
MEDIA RELEASE January 23, 2019 CFLPA welcomes Ian Sanderson as Director of Membership Administration Mississauga, ON – The Canadian Football League Players’ Association is pleased to welcome Ian Sanderson as it’s new Director of Membership Administration. “Ian Sanderson is among the most experienced, knowledgeable and hard-working football administrators in Canada and we are thrilled he is […]
CFLPA meets with Saskatchewan Ministers of Labour & Sport – 12.12.18
MEDIA RELEASE – December 12, 2018
CFLPA leads professional athlete coalition into meeting with Saskatchewan Ministers of Labour & Sport Regina, SK. – The CFL Players’ Association (CFLPA) alongside a group representing thousands of Canadian professional athletes have now met with government officials in Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan to outline their case in support of appropriate workers’ compensation coverage for […]
