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Attachment 6 EDNY Hodge v Cuomo 21-cv-01421 Complaint

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Case 1:<strong>21</strong>-<strong>cv</strong>-014<strong>21</strong>-NGG Case MDL No. 3011 Document 1 25-6 Filed 03/17/<strong>21</strong> Filed 06/24/<strong>21</strong> Page 112 Page of 112 154 of PageID 154 #: 368<br />

converted and embezzled by the Owner Operator Defendants, their Owner Operator<br />

Defendants, the Party-in-Interest Defendants, all the while and under color of law<br />

allowed by the failure of the State Officer Defendants to monitor, audit and manage the<br />

tens of millions of dollars paid by Medicaid/Medicare for the very costs of benefits<br />

incorporated into the per occupied bed rate paid by the State DOH.<br />

634. The Union Defendant is part of the problem having failed in its duty to protect the<br />

interests of its members; the Union Defendant is part of the mess. The Union Defendant<br />

is part of the default in protecting the interests of the employee Class Plaintiff.<br />

635. The Union Defendant induced the wrong and maintained it.<br />

636. Everyone involved in the Union Defendant organization collaborated to induce sealing<br />

off access to the skill and knowledge to keep out members of the employee Class Plaintiff<br />

from gaining the skill and knowledge so as to limit access to better paying jobs and<br />

careers, keeping everyone else out; sealing it to a select group of Union members, keeping<br />

out others, others being the broader employee Class Plaintiff and others who would<br />

aspire to these occupations, restricting access to the occupations in concert with the<br />

Owner Operator Defendants, restricting access to members of Union Defendant. The<br />

goal of the Union Defendant to keep other non-union members from the skill and<br />

knowledge of the occupations of CNA, LPN, RN, a part of the scheme to restrict access to<br />

skills by the members of the Class Plaintiff.<br />

Precedent and Jurisdiction to Enforce the Alternative Employment Practice<br />

637. This action is grounded on the record in US SDNY Case 73-<strong>cv</strong>-04279, the case file<br />

archived as potentially of national significance in St. Louis, Missouri, the case file<br />

returned from St. Louis to the National Archives in New York City, returned upon the<br />

request on behalf of Mr. Percy, and certified by the National Archives to the United States<br />

District Court for the Southern District of New York, which record was then filed by ECF<br />

as the Docket on Appeal to the United States Second Circuit Court of Appeals in appeal<br />

17-2273. Intervention Pg. 92 Par 184.<br />

638. That action is grounded upon the final and enforceable Memorandum/Order<br />

(“Memorandum/Order”) of Judge Lasker reported at 384 F Supp 800 of November 8,<br />

1974. Case 73-<strong>cv</strong>-04279 was settled on May 4, 1977 by agreement accepting Defendant<br />

New York State’s offer of Executive Order 45. The problem is that Executive Order 45<br />

failed and the Sub-Class was never notified. Intervention Pg. 92 Par 185.<br />

639. Liability is for violation of 42 U.S.C. §§2000e-2, rights secured to the Percy Class as the<br />

Complaining Party, liability of the Employer under the 5th and 14th Amendments to the<br />

United States Constitution, 42 U.S.C. §§§§ 2000e-2, 1981, 1983, 1985. Intervention Pg.<br />

93 Par 186<br />

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