‘Federal Racketeering Case Against UAW’ Looms?
A Detroit News story went so far as to suggest that a “federal racketeering case against” the UAW union itself is increasingly likely.
A Detroit News story went so far as to suggest that a “federal racketeering case against” the UAW union itself is increasingly likely.
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In June, Right to Work staff attorney Bill Messenger delivered congressional testimony against the so-called “PRO Act,” legislation that would greatly intensify federal labor law’s bias against individual employee rights. Big Labor Loudens Demands For New Privileges For Union Organizers…
Corruption Highlights Forced-Dues Injustice Even as the FBI investigates Norwood Jewell (pictured at right) for allegedly living the high life with money that was supposed to benefit workers, he is eligible to collect a pension derived from workers’ forced dues…
Yes, they can do it. But, thanks to the National Right to Work Foundation’s Janus Rights victory, public sector employees cannot be forced to give up their constitutionally protected Right to Work. Wisconsin Radio Talk Show Host (WISN) Vicki McKenna…
Labor Board Judge Rules UAW Violated Ford Worker’s Rights by Seizing Union Dues NLRB finding: Seizure of dues by union officials from Ford employee was a violation of his rights and “more than mere negligence” Washington, D.C. (February 26, 2019)…
A Decade After Taxpayers Bailed Them Out, UAW Union Bosses Are Still Destroying Autoworkers’ Jobs Americans who were recently inundated with media reports regarding the November 26 announcement by Big Labor-impaired automaker General Motors (GM) that it intends to idle…
Ex-UAW officer Virdell King (inset left) had already pleaded guilty, and prosecutors seemed to be closing in on current UAW bosses like Cindy Estrada (right), when U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren addressed a UAW conference in February. Credit Inset: King Facebook,;…
According to federal prosecutors, for six-and-a-half years, Fiat-Chrysler executive Al Iacobelli (left) and UAW Vice President General Holiefield used a tax-exempt, multi-million-dollar worker training fund as their personal piggy bank. credit: Detroit News file Charges ‘Call Into Question the Integrity’…