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Layoffs are among the most difficult decisions an employer can face, fraught with legal, operational and emotional complexity — but failing to plan for them can lead to even greater consequences.

The NCAA’s House settlement ushers into college sports a more professionalized framework but one, many believe, that is ripe for more legal scrutiny.

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