Posts Tagged ‘Union Corruption’
Missouri Union Boss Charged with Embezzling and Theft
Scott E. Rodgers, president of NPMHU, has been charged with embezzlement and theft.
Read MoreMichigan Union Boss Charged For Embezzling Over $15k
Hasan Zahdeh, President of Michigan Union of Healthcare Workers (MUHW), located in Muskegon, Mich., was indicted for embezzlement of union funds
Read MoreFormer Union Boss Joseph Whitbeck Faces Potential 400-year Prison Sentence
Joseph Whitbeck, Vice President of the National Association of Letter Carriers Local 274, has recently been indicted for multiple counts of wire fraud.
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 MoreWhich California Union Boss was sentenced to 12 Years in Prison in January?
On January 5th, 2021, John S. Romero was convicted of several counts. He was the president of United Industrial Service Workers of America (UISWA) in Colton, California.
Read MoreDonald Dougherty of IBEW Union Pleads Guilty of Crimes
Donald “Gus” Dougherty […] pleaded guilty to one count of making and subscribing to false federal income tax returns
Read MoreFormer AFSCME Secretary Linda Rogers Pleads Guilty of Crimes
Linda Rogers, AFSCME Local 2254 Secretary/Treasurer, has pleaded guilty to charges of embezzlement.
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 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 MoreLaborers 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.
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