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Laborers Local 872 Shuts Out Labor Department Inquiry

Local 872 of the Laborers, Vas Vegas, has a secretary-business manager well-fitted to the job of running a blue-collar union.  John L. Smith has the story in the Nevada Independent.

Romero Family Keeps Corruption All ln the Family

On February 12, John S. Romero, former president of UISWA, was convicted by a jury in Los Angeles federal court of 14 felony charges related to the theft of nearly $800,000 from the health care plan of the Colton (San Bernardino County), Calif.-based union.

Matthew Cuomo, former president of American Federation of Government Employees Charged

Matthew Cuomo, former president of American Federation of Government Employees Local 1047, was charged with one count of forgery in the amount of $500 against the Kenner, La.-based union, which represents Transportation Security Administration employees.

2020 U.S. DOL Civil LMRDA Enforcement Actions

On December 14, 2020,as a result of the criminal activity uncovered during a federal investigation, the United Auto Workers International Union (UAW), located in Detroit, Mich., entered into a civil settlement with the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern…

Union Dues-Filled Treasuries Dumped $3,856,900 Into Bribery Scandal

Big Labor Bosses open up union treasuries for Illinois Speaker Michael J. Madigan to at lest the tune of $3,856,900.

Amazon Building 1,000 Jobs in Right To Work Tennessee

Amazon will soon create 1,000 new jobs in Right to Work Tennessee.

Texas Beats Oklahoma, No Its Not Football – It’s jobs

Texas wins Tesla’s new U.S. assembly plant beating several other Right To Work States while Compulsory Unionism State Governors mostly watched from the sidelines.

Aviagen Makes $35 Million Investment in Right To Work Tennessee

Aviagen will invest $35.3 million to expand in Pikeville with a new state-of-the-art feed mill, a key part of the company’s larger expansion plans in the area.

Right To Work Tennessee Jobs Growing Again

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has made several recent economic development announcements:

Another UFCW Union Official Caught with Hands in the Cookie Jar

A former union president was sentenced Wednesday to 14 months in prison for embezzling more than $200,000 from his union

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