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Documents show lavish spending on pay, benefits for officials at dockworkers union

By Jeff Pillets,

7 hours ago

By Jeff Pillets,

7 hours ago

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Felicia Borst

2h ago

Men in power over the workers the system sound like Crooks. It’s absolutely ridiculous and unfair that these men in charge get away with spending excessive money and claim it’s owed to them.

Nancee

2h ago

He is protected by the mob and so is his entire family. His union workers love him because he gets them raises with his threats. He is nothing but a bum and one day he will pass away and maybe his kids won’t be put in the powerful position that the union members have allowed this POS to be put in. He is all about himself and his kids making all that money. The man should be behind bars for all the wrongful things that haven’t even been brought to light!

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