What is the Bosman Ruling and how does it apply to both UK and EU employment law?
Background: The Bosman ruling is named after Jean-Marc Bosman, a Belgian professional football player. Bosman’s contract with his club, RFC Liège, had expired, and he wanted to transfer to a French club, Dunkerque. However, the transfer was blocked because Dunkerque did not meet Liège’s transfer fee demands. Bosman challenged this in court, arguing that the transfer and foreign player quota systems restricted the free movement of workers, a fundamental principle of EU law.
Key Points of the Ruling:
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