Former Union Boss Joseph Whitbeck Faces Potential 400-year Prison Sentence
Joseph Whitbeck, former vice president of the National Association of Letter Carriers Local 274, is now facing life in prison after being indicted for decades of wire fraud.
Settlement Ignores Key Sources of Corruption
U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider and UAW/AFL-CIO President Rory Gamble announced a deal to end a years-long federal investigation of the 400,000-member union Mr. Gamble heads.
February 2021 National Right to Work Newsletter Summary
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Former UAW Boss Edward "Nick" Robinson Sentenced to Prison and Owes $342,000 in Restitution Fees
Former UAW Boss, Edward "Nick" Robinson, has been sentences to 1 year in prison for embezzlement and tax evasion, and must pay $342,000 in restitution.
Virginia Fairfax Employees Put up a Fight Against Union "Contract Bar"
Fairfax Connector employees in Virginia are now seeking to get past Union Bosses' "contract bar". See what President Mark Mix has to say on the subject.
Transdev Employees Ask NLRB to Help Win the Right to Vote Out Unwanted Union Bosses
Two Transdev employees working at the Fairfax Connector are asking the NLRB to review their case, which seeks to remove OPEIU Local 2.
Did Biden-Allied Carpenters Union Boss Authorize a March 2020 Purge of Corruption Foes?
United Brotherhood of Carpenters (UBC) union President Doug McCarron seems to be riding high this winter. But there could be trouble ahead for McCarron, whose giant union has 520,000 members in the U.S. and Canada.
Demand That Rank-and-File Firefighters Replenish Pension Fund After Top Union Officials Looted It??
Things are heating up! Subpoenas have been issued by the FBI to the IAFF Union over the pension fund scandal with Schaitberger and Miller.
Indicted Union Boss's Message: Vote For Biden, So I Can Continue 'Business as Usual'
Philadelphia electricians union bigwigs aren’t curtailing their partisan political activism the least bit as they face a federal trial scheduled for January on charges they colluded to embezzle more than $600,000 from rank-and-file workers. Photo credit: John McDevitt/KYW Newsradio (Philadelphia).