What were the rule changes and the non-wage issues

Reference no: EM1341198

Subject: Labor Relations

The National Hockey League locked out its players in a year-long battle between the union and the owners. There were monetary issues as well as non-monetary issues that affected the lockout. Refer to the article, "The Hockey Lockout of 2004-2005," as well as any other sources summarizing the rule changes that were intended to make the game faster and more exciting for the players and fans. Consider the business of hockey.

* What were the rule changes and the non-wage issues?
* Was the lockout ultimately good for the game?
* Was it good for the players?
* What about the owners?
* What has happened to the fans?

Reference no: EM1341198

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