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Blockoutblockin
You should attempt to restrain your emotion. It has absolutely no value to you in a court of law. The issue that I presented is from the point of view of a new hire. A new hire certainly could present his case to a court regardless what you think. And to point out an old saw judges wear black robes not white robes. Your passionate opinion is just that. In the end it is a judge or jury or arbitrator who will make the determination as to what is relevant or not.
No need to restrain emotion. If you have ever been in a court of law and watched a successful trial lawyer (not on TV), you will realize that passion most certainly plays a part.
That said, legally, your argument is CLUELESS, which is why I stated that to begin with. As I stated above, take a look at arbitration history, TPA and ALPA merger policy.
Take care, and good luck getting through life with those blinders you have on...