National Legal and Policy Center -- Organized Labor Accountability Project
 
UNION CORRUPTION UPDATE
 
May 7, 2001 -- Vol. 4, Issue 9


For Influential Leaders & Important Decision Makers:
Information on America's most corrupt & aggressive unions

QUOTABLE QUOTE
"[I am] frankly surprised that you would treat this as a raiding opportunity."

 -Douglas McCarron, United Bhd. of Carpenters president, in a Apr. 5 letter to Charles W.  Jones, Int'l Bhd. of Boilermakers president. The fight resulted from IBB's attempt to have contractors reassign work to IBB (AFL-CIO affiliated) following UBC's Mar. 27 withdrawal from the AFL-CIO. [BNA 4/13/01]


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