National Legal and Policy Center -- Organized Labor Accountability Project
 
UNION CORRUPTION UPDATE
 
June 10, 2002 -- Vol. 5, Issue 12


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

COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS (CWA)
Ohio Boss Accused of Embezzling $6,700 (information added 06/17/02)
Judith F. Hamilton, ex-secretary-treasurer of Int'l Union of Electronic Workers-Communications Workers of Am. Local 713, pled guilty May 7 to embezzling $6,766.40 in union funds.  Hamilton will be barred from any office or employment with a union as a result of her confession.  The crimes ran from Mar. 1997 to Aug. 2000.  Hamilton agreed to repay $4,666.40 to the local ($6,766.40 less $2,100 in back pay the local owes her). The case is assigned to U.S. Dist. Judge John D. Holschuh (S.D. Ohio, Carter). [DOL 05/09/02; USAO S.D. Ohio 6/7/02]


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