Getting On Base

About the Book

For those who believe in collective bargaining and who share the author's passion for baseball in a complicated world, Getting On Base captures the author's love of baseball , once shared with his father, a minor league second baseman playing in Peoria, Illinois. The labor lawyer/arbitrator and former teacher of constitutional law argues that what happens to minor leaguers is not fair. It's time for a new union to step up to the plate and challenge the MLBPA and major league owners.

About the Author

Don Wollett has 50 years legal experience in constitutional law, negotiations, and arbitration. He is a past director of the Arthur Garfield Hays Civil Liberties Foundation and served as Chief Negotiator and Director of Employee Relations for New York State. Washington State, he is working on his memoirs.