NY apparel union boss charged with misconduct

Wall Street Journal reports “The Service Employees International Union has filed charges of financial misconduct against the New York-based head of its garment workers affiliate. SEIU spokeswoman Inga Skippings said Wednesday that the charges against Bruce Raynor would be handled “in a fair and just manner” by the union’s internal procedures. Raynor heads Workers United. The union of 100,000 workers affiliated with SEIU two years ago.

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