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: AFL-CIO NOW BLOGWomen Soccer Players Put One in the Net, Win Union Recognition
By Mike Hall
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As world famous soccer announcer Andres Cantor would say ?Goooooooal!? We just got word that the Women?s Professional Soccer Players Union (WPSPU) won recognition today through majority sign up certified by an arbitrator.
The more than 150 players make up the seven teams in Women?s Professional Soccer (WSP) that is now in its second season with teams in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Hayward in Southern California, Philadelphia, Piscataway, N.J. and Washington D.C. It is the highest level of professional soccer for women in North America.
Full post as published by AFL-CIO NOW BLOG on September 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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