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I need some advice from the masses. First, here's some background. I am an umpire of amateur baseball in my fourth year. Since I'm a full-time student, I have never worked any high school games. I have been limited to summer youth leagues, mostly with 13-15 YOs. There seems to be enough time for some HS this spring, finally, so I contacted an association with whom I had worked before and they would love to give me some games, with the promise that "We'll get you up to Varsity as soon as possible."
Then I got their paperwork in the mail. Among the stipulations in the contract are:
Of course, there are many good things about the contract: they expect us to display professional conduct, wear proper uniform, keep track of our games, attend two meetings, call the client on game day, etc... Are these conditions normal? I can see myself needing to cancel an assignment perhaps once during the season due to unforseen circumstances; perhaps I will need to adjust my availability a couple weeks in advance. This association has near a monopoly; 80% of high schools in the Metro area use them. Any advice? I know it's "my decision", but I'm just not sure. What would you do in my situation, and why? P-Sz |
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