cleardirect
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Yet another delusional eastie. There will be no agreement on seniority and it will go to arbitration. Unless you think usapa will agree to be stapled to the bottom of the APA list.If the POR occurs in September, then the clock starts for SLI negotiations. If an agreement is reached (so as to avoid M/B arb), a new combined list could be in place by the end of the year. As Clear stated, the APA does not want delays.
Comparing this timeline to Judge Silver's timeline; if she takes more than 3 months to rule, her decision could be largely unenforceable, as a new list would already be in use and USAPA dissolved. This is supposing a ruling for the plaintiffs, which I find highly unlikely.
Ripe, dismissed with prejudice.
Cheers.
If judge Silver was going to dismiss why didn't she do it before a very short one day trial? You know like the judge in the RICO suit did. No trial he determined that usapa had no facts and no case. If she thinks she only needs one day to dismiss or does she have all the facts and just needs one day to find usapa guilty?