National Legal and Policy Center -- Organized Labor Accountability Project
 
UNION CORRUPTION UPDATE
 
April 15, 2002 -- Vol. 5, Issue 8


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

RETAIL UNION (RWDSU)
Florida Boss Indicted for $70,000 Theft
Jack D. Hatch, ex-president of Retail, Wholesale & Dep't Store Union Local 43 in Dade City, Fla., was indicted on one count of embezzling some $70,000 in union funds by charging excessive and unauthorized lost time, making personal charges on the local's credit cards, and receiving unauthorized expense reimbursements between Nov. 1996 and Mar. 2000.  [DOL 3/28/02; USAO M.D. Fla. 3/28/02]


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