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In the suit brought by major league baseball umpires who lost their jobs in 1999 after they joined a mass resignation campaign that backfired, the 3rd Circuit has upheld an arbitrator's decision that ordered the reinstatement of nine umpires and denied the reinstatement claims of 10 others. But a dissenting judge said he would have tossed the entire case on the grounds that the dispute "was never arbitrable in the first place."
February 20, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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