The "PRO Act" is Just the Gateway to Sectoral Bargaining
Mark Mix recently wrote on Op-ed for RealClear Markets on how the "PRO Act" is only the first step toward Sectoral Bargaining.
Sean Harrigan, a union boss with the United Food and Commercial Workers, is under scrutiny by the Securities and Exchange Commission, ProPublica reports.
In a nutshell, it appears that financial firms showered nearly $1 million in political cash on the United Food and Commercial Workers union in California while Harrigan sat on the boards of big public pension funds in the state. Harrigan’s union pulled about a third of the $3 million it raised from 2001 to 2006 from players in the financial industry. About $500,000 came from donors who had business dealings with CalPERS, then the nation’s biggest pension fund. Campaign contributions have figured in a wide-ranging investigation of pension fund kickbacks in New York, where Attorney General Andrew Cuomo issued an indictment naming several prominent investment firms that allegedly took part in a vast pay-to-play scheme.
Mark Mix recently wrote on Op-ed for RealClear Markets on how the "PRO Act" is only the first step toward Sectoral Bargaining.
Conagra Workers file decertification petition with Labor Board to oust United Food & Commercial Worker (UFCW)union
The Foundation issued a special legal notice for workers potentially affected by a strike being threatened by UFCW union officials