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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
I'm not a lawyer but I think a lot would depend on the nature of the contract signed. Unless one of those associations is completely clueless, they should have some rider in their contract re:availability of people willing to work at any specific time.
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That depends on how good their lawyers are.
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Nope, this isn't a strike of any kind. It's an uprising.
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And long overdue at that
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Seriously, neither the LHSAA or the various officials associations can force their members to work. That why somewhere along the line the LHSAA needs to sit down and straighten things out. Unless I'm reading all of those newspaper links wrong, the officials thought they had come to some kind of an agreement back in 2007.
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That's true, but the courts can enforce contracts. What they may end up entailing I can't say for sure but it's not likely to be pleasant for the associations, especially if they are instructing officials not to work.
I agree that LHSAA needs to step up to their 2007 agreement and get with the program.