Union Bosses Forced to Drop $200,000 Lawsuit against Unemployed Carpenter

[JBeukema]

Chicago, IL (December 10, 2010) – Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters (CRCC) union bosses have dropped a lawsuit against an unemployed carpenter for working to provide for himself and his family after union officials had no work for him.
After he lost his full-time job, Richard Crenshaw – who specializes in door carpentry – was hired by a friend who was a contractor. Up until then, Crenshaw was working as a handyman to make ends meet.
A CRCC union official discovered Crenshaw was working at his friend’s jobsite and union officials initiated internal disciplinary proceedings against him. The union hierarchy levied a fine of $201,250 and filed a civil lawsuit in the Circuit Court of Cook County.

Union Bosses Forced to Drop $200,000 Lawsuit against Unemployed Carpenter | National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation

 

[blastoff]

Look for the Union Label! I'd suggest sewing one to the scrota of each of the union bosses involved in this case...and bar tack them really well too.

 

[Intense]

An ugly truth about Unionism. They think they own your ass, like it or not.