[dabigv13]

Sure but a CoHo employee is not being taxed on value of their housing or scholarship or meal plan.

The total compensation to an employee athlete would necessarily encompass these things, as they are the compensation that the NLRB adjudicator indicated makes them de facto employees.

So a student athlete would likely be paying a lot more in taxes than your typical CoHo employee, and they wouldn't necessarily be receiving any wages to pay the taxes on their non-cash compensation, at least as presently set up.

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Personally, if Stanford athletes unionize to become employees, I'll be well and truly done caring about Stanford sports.

[dabigv13]

Sure but a CoHo employee is not being taxed on value of their housing or scholarship or meal plan.

The total compensation to an employee athlete would necessarily encompass these things, as they are the compensation that the NLRB adjudicator indicated makes them de facto employees.

So a student athlete would likely be paying a lot more in taxes than your typical CoHo employee, and they wouldn't necessarily be receiving any wages to pay the taxes on their non-cash compensation, at least as presently set up.

.....

Personally, if Stanford athletes unionize to become employees, I'll be well and truly done caring about Stanford sports.