![(L-R) Navajo Nation Controller Mark Grant waits as Navajo Justice Department attorney Henry Howe talks to supervisors and managers involved in labor complaint filed against Grant by five former employees. Howe talks with staff outside Navajo Labor Commission hearing room in Window Rock, Ariz., on May 14, 2014. Photo by Marley Shebala.](https://i0.wp.com/www.dineresourcesandinfocenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Settlement.jpg?resize=570%2C648)
(L-R) Navajo Nation Controller Mark Grant waits as Navajo Justice Department attorney Henry Howe talks to supervisors and managers involved in labor complaint filed against Grant by five former employees. Howe talks with staff outside Navajo Labor Commission hearing room in Window Rock, Ariz., on May 14, 2014. Photo by Marley Shebala.
It is now 9:36 am and the attorneys and their clients continue to meet outside the Labor Commission hearing room, which is located in Window Rock, Ariz., and in the same building as the Office of Navajo Labor Relations.
Attorney Jordan just entered the hearing room and asked the Commission for additional time. The Commission agreed but noted to Jordan that the discussions were being courted towards their hearing time. Jordan replied, “But if we settle, it’s worth it.”