Re: Pelchen's permutations and prognostications
Reply #21 –
This.
A rose is a rose, and by another name would smell the same.
The rest is just spin. Perhaps he has more protection than the average contract, and is a permanent employee of the business, but a fixed term contract is no different to a regular contract.
I really don't get this view.
AFL coaches have a contract with their clubs that sets out the term of the contract, remuneration, criteria for terminating the contract and, probably, performance criteria. Bolton is employed by Carlton and both parties will have signed an employment agreement that specifies remuneration, superannuation, leave entitlements, sick leave and financial arrangements in the event of Carlton wishing to terminate Bolton's employment. Bolton's employment is subject to the federal industrial relations system, contracted AFL coaches aren't.