Where appellants' employer was being acquired by another airline, and their union agreed to waive the seniority provision in exchange for the other airline's promise to use its best efforts, under the rays-of-hope doctrine, appellant's claims against the union did not accrue until the agreement on seniority was reached, or when an arbitrator denied the union's challenge to execution of the "best efforts" promise; because the breach claims were filed within six months of these dates, they were timely.
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