Posts Tagged ‘UAW’
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) in Detroit, Michigan, was charged with conspiracy with United Auto Workers (UAW).
Read MoreFormer UAW Chairman Milton Thomas Pleads Guilty to Forgery
UAW union boss Morton Grove has been sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to forgery.
Read MoreUnion Boss Edward “Nick” Robinson Sentenced to Prison
Edward “Nick” Robinson, former President of UAW Midwest CAP Counsel in Missouri, was sentenced to one year in prison plus a year of supervised release afterward.
Read MoreUAW VP Joseph Ashton Gets 30 Months, Took Bribes and Kickbacks
According to the Justice Department and the IRS report, The following participants in the schemes have already pleaded guilty
Read MoreBreaking: Another UAW Union President To Plea Guilty
Retired UAW Union President Dennis Williams did not get to enjoy his UAW union paid-for Black Lake luxury vacation home as much as he probably had hoped. And now, Williams is expected to plea guilty to being part of a multi-year and multi-million-dollar embezzlement scheme according to reports.
Read MoreMore UAW Charges, this time Ex-Union Prez Dennis Williams
Another UAW officer, former president Dennis Williams, charged in the ongoing UAW embezzlement investigations and prosecutions.
Read MoreUAW Conflict-Of-Interest Disclosure
So far it appears that each UAW Officer to make a guilty plea has violated the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, as amended (LMRDA) and failed to file these LM-30 (conflict-of-interest) forms correctly.
Read MoreView The Plea Deals Behind the UAW Corruption Headlines
As the UAW corruption investigation continues to trickle out headlines, so do the plea deals that create the headlines.
Read MoreUAW Rank and File Out $1 Million — Former President Pleads Guilty
One can only imagine how the UAW’s almost 400,000 rank and file members feel about the latest news on Gary Jones, former UAW president.
Read MoreUAW Constitutions
Under the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, As Amended (LMRDA), labor organizations’ constitutions are not allowed to violate the LMRDA.
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