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Old Mon Nov 01, 2010, 04:36pm
JRutledge JRutledge is offline
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Originally Posted by mbyron View Post
I agree. The burden is on the school district to provide equal quality officials, and if they use assignors they will pass that burden along to assignors. Either way, any school or state might feel obligated to follow Kentucky and require officials to do both.

As an independent contractor, you're free to accept the terms of the contract offered, or work somewhere else.

Right now, Ohio requires doing some number of varsity girls games to be eligible for the girls post-season, and the same number of varsity boys games to be eligible for the boys post-season.
You can make a requirement all you want, that does not mean that you will automatically get the same people. What you might do is get certain people to bow out of your post season. Or they will not give the effort just to work the post season they want to. Bad policy all the way around.

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