DESPITE BEING LEGALLY OBLIGATED TO DO SO THE UBC AND ITS CRIMINAL SYNDICATE HAVE REFUSED TO ANSWER UBC MEMBERS DEMANDS FOR PROOF OF THE UBC INTERNATIONALS INVESTIGATION INTO THE ALLEGATIONS OF CORRUPTION RAISED BY THE BALLATYNE LAWSUIT.AN INVESTIGATION IT MUST HAVE CONDUCTED BEFORE PAYING OFF BALLANTYNE AND PROMOTING THE ALLEGED CORRUPT SPENCER AND CAPELLI
DESPITE BEING LEGALLY OBLIGATED TO DO SO THE UBC AND ITS CRIMINAL SYNDICATE HAVE REFUSED TO ANSWER UBC MEMBERS DEMANDS TO PROVIDE DETAILS OF THE SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT IN THE BALLANTYNE LAWSUIT
!!!BALLANTYNE TOOK THE CASH!!!!
WAS IT REALLY $6.3 MILLION!!!
CARPENTERS SETTLE WITH UNION LEADER WHO ALLEGED FIRING WAS FOR WHISTLE BLOWING
Ryan Hutchins 1/30/2019
A former high-ranking official in the powerful Northeast Regional
Council of Carpenters has settled a lawsuit in which he alleged he was
fired after uncovering malfeasance that had the blessing of some of the
international union's top leaders.
The complaint, filed in New Jersey Superior Court in October by John Ballantyne and two other former union employees, was dismissed with prejudice earlier this month after the union and the plaintiffs came to an agreement, court records show.
Nancy Erika Smith, a prominent civil rights and employment lawyer who filed the suit, said Wednesday the case had been "amicably resolved." She declined to disclose the size of the settlement or discuss other details.
The complaint, filed in New Jersey Superior Court in October by John Ballantyne and two other former union employees, was dismissed with prejudice earlier this month after the union and the plaintiffs came to an agreement, court records show.
Nancy Erika Smith, a prominent civil rights and employment lawyer who filed the suit, said Wednesday the case had been "amicably resolved." She declined to disclose the size of the settlement or discuss other details.
ARE THEY BEING ADVISED BY THEIR LEGAL HACKS NOT TO COMPLY? HAS SPINDLE DICK DECARLO
ADVISED THEM TO REFUSE TO ANSWER AS PART OF THE ONGOING DECARLO LEGAL ADVICE "IT MAY BE ILLEGAL BUT LETS SEE WHAT WE CAN GET AWAY WITH" AGENDA
CONCERNED UBC MEMBERS CONTINUE TO PRESS FOR ANSWERS BUT HAVE TO WONDER WHAT MCCARRON IS AFRAID OF
HERE WAS A CHANCE FOR MCCARRON TO DENY THE ALLEGATIONS AND CLEAR HIS ALLEGED CORRUPT CRONIES SPENCER AND CAPELLI.WHY DOES HE REFUSE??
INSTEAD OF COMPLYING WITH THE ORDERS OF THE MEMBERSHIP HE WORKS FOR HE INSTEAD SENDS A PUNK LIKE JIM GLEASON TO ATTEMPT TO INTIMIDATE UBC MEMBERS
HEY DOUGY HERE IS A HINT.
IF YOUR GOING TO SEND A PUNK TO TRY AND INTIMIDATE
MAKE SURE THEY ARE NOT SOME SCARECROW WITH THE IQ OF A DOGS ASS
GLEASON AS WE EXPLAINED IS A DOUG MCCARON ASS KISSER AND UBC PODUNK FROM COLORADO.GLEASON'S CLAIM TO FAME IS HIS ATTEMPTS TO EXTORT COLORADO WORKERS AND CONTRACTORS AND HIS PROGRAM FOR EXTORTING UNDOCUMENTED AND ILLEGAL WORKERS BY SELLING THEM UNION BOOKS .LETS NOT FORGET GLEASON RUNNING A NON UNION CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN HIS WIFE'S NAME
FOR MORE ON GLEASON
SEE OUR PREVIOUS POST
READ IT HERE
LETS REVISIT THE CORRUPTION LISTED IN THE LAWSUIT AGAINST FRANKY SPENCER AND MIKEY CHEAP SUITS CAPELLI
YOU CAN READ THE LAWSUIT FOR YOURSELF
READ IT HERE
It is our understanding that the corruptions allegations listed in the Ballantyne Lawsuit to include:
(1.) IRS TAX FRAUD
Spencer and Capelli are accused of hiding illegal “consulting fees” taken from the Council in an annuity to avoid federal tax.
(2.) Breach of Fiduciary Duty by a union officer under the LMRDA Sec. 501(a)
(subsections in part)
(A) Illegally seizing and dissolving the Council, and removing Ballantyne for exposing UBC international officer’s alleged corruption
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) that these persons refrain from dealing with the organization as an adverse party or in behalf of an adverse party in any matter connected with their duties;
(B) Intimidation, persecution, and harassment of a union member, and union employees. Retaliatory malice against union members, and union employees attempting to expose corruption
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) That these persons refrain from dealing with the organization as an adverse party or in behalf of an adverse party in any matter connected with their duties;
(C) Funneling money to Trish Mueller, and her companies who employs Frank Spencer’s son.
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) that these persons not hold or acquire any pecuniary or personal interest which conflicts with the interests of the organization;
(D) ordering payment to Trish Mueller’s companies, such as, Groundworks, with no proof of work product
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) that these persons hold the organization's money and property solely for the benefit of the organization and its members, and to manage, invest, and expend the same in accordance with its constitution and by-laws, and any resolutions of the governing bodies adopted thereunder;
(E) Attempting to hide illegal fees taken from the Council in an annuity to avoid Federal Tax
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) and that these persons account to the organization for any profit received by them in whatever capacity in connection with transactions conducted by them or under their direction on behalf of the organization
(F) Spencer and Capelli demanded continued payments of "advisement fees" from the Council
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) . . . persons . . . to hold the organization's money and property solely for the benefit of the organization and its members and to manage, invest, and expend the same in accordance with its constitution and by-laws and any resolutions of the governing bodies adopted thereunder; . . . and that these persons account to the organization for any profit received by them in whatever capacity connected with business conducted by them on behalf of the organization
(G) Frank Spencer conspiring to personally enrich his wife Gerry Spencer, who he hired as his personal assistant
(G1) Frank Spencer failing to file an LM 30
(G2) Gerry Spencer demanding payment of excessive alleged accumulated time
(G3) Frank Spencer ordered the Council’s comptroller to pay Gerry Spencer for 5 months that she did not work
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) . . . persons . . . to hold the organization's money and property solely for the benefit of the organization and its members and to manage, invest, and expend the same in accordance with its constitution and by-laws, and any resolutions of the governing bodies adopted thereunder . . . and from holding or acquiring any pecuniary or personal interest which conflicts with the interests of such organization.
Under ERISA, Fund Trustees and Fund Admins have a Fiduciary duty as listed, but not limited to, under . . .
29 U.S. Code § 1104. Fiduciary duties
(a) Prudent Man Standard of Care
(1) Subject to sections 1103(c) and (d), 1342, and 1344 of this title, a fiduciary shall discharge his duties with respect to a plan solely in the interest of the participants and beneficiaries and—
(A) for the exclusive purpose of:
(i) providing benefits to participants and their beneficiaries; and
(ii) defraying reasonable expenses of administering the plan;
(B) with the care, skill, prudence, and diligence under the circumstances then prevailing that a prudent man acting in a like capacity and familiar with such matters would use in the conduct of an enterprise of a like character and with like aims;
(C) by diversifying the investments of the plan so as to minimize the risk of large losses, unless under the circumstances it is clearly prudent not to do so; and
(D) in accordance with the documents and instruments governing the plan insofar as such documents and instruments are consistent with the provisions of this subchapter and subchapter III.
It is our understanding that the corruptions allegations listed in the Ballantyne Lawsuit to include:
Theft from a union fund in violation of ERISA
(1) Spencer associate, Fred Mehilic, paid as a fund ghost employee
(2) Frank Spencer’s brother-in-law, Fran Weikel, was paid from both the Northeast Pension Fund and the Northeast Apprenticeship Fund, despite Weikel admitting to a Council attorney he never worked for the Northeast Apprenticeship Fund. Spencer attempted to hide Weikel’s payments from the Northeast Fund’s Trustees.
UBC international officers attempting to control and interfering with the Northeast Funds in violation of ERISA
(a) Frank Spencer ordered the conversion of Gerry Spencer’s annuity payments to a pension
(b) Spencer and Capelli interfered with the employment of Fund Administrator, George Laufenberg accused of fraud and self-dealing.
(c) Spencer attempted to order a union member and Fund Trustee to commit fraud against the Fund. Spencer attempted to order a Fund Trustee to commit fiduciary breach, regarding Weikel.
(d) Spencer and Capelli conspired to cover up fraud and self-dealing by Northeast Apprentice Fund employees, Thomas Sommers and John McKay.
(e) Spencer and Capelli conspired to interfere with the operation of the Northeast Apprenticeship Fund, by engaging in Retaliatory malice against Northeast Fund director, Ridgley Hutchinson, for exposing Fund corruption.
(f) Spencer and Capelli intimidated, harassed and persecuted Northeast Fund Administrators, and employees, to promote continued fraud against the Northeast Funds.
Fiduciary breach by a Northeast Fund Trustee
(a) Capelli intimidated, harassed and persecuted fund administrators and employees to promote continued fraud against the Northeast Funds.
(b) Capelli conspired to interfere with the operation of the Northeast Apprenticeship Fund by engaging in retaliatory malice against Fund director, Ridgley Hutchinson, for exposing Fund corruption.
(c) Capelli conspired to cover up fraud and self-dealing by Northeast Apprentice Fund employees, Thomas Sommers and John McKay.
LETS REVISIT THE CORRUPTION LISTED IN THE LAWSUIT AGAINST FRANKY SPENCER AND MIKEY CHEAP SUITS CAPELLI
YOU CAN READ THE LAWSUIT FOR YOURSELF
READ IT HERE
It is our understanding that the corruptions allegations listed in the Ballantyne Lawsuit to include:
(1.) IRS TAX FRAUD
Spencer and Capelli are accused of hiding illegal “consulting fees” taken from the Council in an annuity to avoid federal tax.
(2.) Breach of Fiduciary Duty by a union officer under the LMRDA Sec. 501(a)
(subsections in part)
(A) Illegally seizing and dissolving the Council, and removing Ballantyne for exposing UBC international officer’s alleged corruption
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) that these persons refrain from dealing with the organization as an adverse party or in behalf of an adverse party in any matter connected with their duties;
(B) Intimidation, persecution, and harassment of a union member, and union employees. Retaliatory malice against union members, and union employees attempting to expose corruption
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) That these persons refrain from dealing with the organization as an adverse party or in behalf of an adverse party in any matter connected with their duties;
(C) Funneling money to Trish Mueller, and her companies who employs Frank Spencer’s son.
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) that these persons not hold or acquire any pecuniary or personal interest which conflicts with the interests of the organization;
(D) ordering payment to Trish Mueller’s companies, such as, Groundworks, with no proof of work product
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) that these persons hold the organization's money and property solely for the benefit of the organization and its members, and to manage, invest, and expend the same in accordance with its constitution and by-laws, and any resolutions of the governing bodies adopted thereunder;
(E) Attempting to hide illegal fees taken from the Council in an annuity to avoid Federal Tax
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) and that these persons account to the organization for any profit received by them in whatever capacity in connection with transactions conducted by them or under their direction on behalf of the organization
(F) Spencer and Capelli demanded continued payments of "advisement fees" from the Council
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) . . . persons . . . to hold the organization's money and property solely for the benefit of the organization and its members and to manage, invest, and expend the same in accordance with its constitution and by-laws and any resolutions of the governing bodies adopted thereunder; . . . and that these persons account to the organization for any profit received by them in whatever capacity connected with business conducted by them on behalf of the organization
(G) Frank Spencer conspiring to personally enrich his wife Gerry Spencer, who he hired as his personal assistant
(G1) Frank Spencer failing to file an LM 30
(G2) Gerry Spencer demanding payment of excessive alleged accumulated time
(G3) Frank Spencer ordered the Council’s comptroller to pay Gerry Spencer for 5 months that she did not work
LMRDA SEC. 501(a) . . . persons . . . to hold the organization's money and property solely for the benefit of the organization and its members and to manage, invest, and expend the same in accordance with its constitution and by-laws, and any resolutions of the governing bodies adopted thereunder . . . and from holding or acquiring any pecuniary or personal interest which conflicts with the interests of such organization.
Under ERISA, Fund Trustees and Fund Admins have a Fiduciary duty as listed, but not limited to, under . . .
29 U.S. Code § 1104. Fiduciary duties
(a) Prudent Man Standard of Care
(1) Subject to sections 1103(c) and (d), 1342, and 1344 of this title, a fiduciary shall discharge his duties with respect to a plan solely in the interest of the participants and beneficiaries and—
(A) for the exclusive purpose of:
(i) providing benefits to participants and their beneficiaries; and
(ii) defraying reasonable expenses of administering the plan;
(B) with the care, skill, prudence, and diligence under the circumstances then prevailing that a prudent man acting in a like capacity and familiar with such matters would use in the conduct of an enterprise of a like character and with like aims;
(C) by diversifying the investments of the plan so as to minimize the risk of large losses, unless under the circumstances it is clearly prudent not to do so; and
(D) in accordance with the documents and instruments governing the plan insofar as such documents and instruments are consistent with the provisions of this subchapter and subchapter III.
It is our understanding that the corruptions allegations listed in the Ballantyne Lawsuit to include:
Theft from a union fund in violation of ERISA
(1) Spencer associate, Fred Mehilic, paid as a fund ghost employee
(2) Frank Spencer’s brother-in-law, Fran Weikel, was paid from both the Northeast Pension Fund and the Northeast Apprenticeship Fund, despite Weikel admitting to a Council attorney he never worked for the Northeast Apprenticeship Fund. Spencer attempted to hide Weikel’s payments from the Northeast Fund’s Trustees.
UBC international officers attempting to control and interfering with the Northeast Funds in violation of ERISA
(a) Frank Spencer ordered the conversion of Gerry Spencer’s annuity payments to a pension
(b) Spencer and Capelli interfered with the employment of Fund Administrator, George Laufenberg accused of fraud and self-dealing.
(c) Spencer attempted to order a union member and Fund Trustee to commit fraud against the Fund. Spencer attempted to order a Fund Trustee to commit fiduciary breach, regarding Weikel.
(d) Spencer and Capelli conspired to cover up fraud and self-dealing by Northeast Apprentice Fund employees, Thomas Sommers and John McKay.
(e) Spencer and Capelli conspired to interfere with the operation of the Northeast Apprenticeship Fund, by engaging in Retaliatory malice against Northeast Fund director, Ridgley Hutchinson, for exposing Fund corruption.
(f) Spencer and Capelli intimidated, harassed and persecuted Northeast Fund Administrators, and employees, to promote continued fraud against the Northeast Funds.
Fiduciary breach by a Northeast Fund Trustee
(a) Capelli intimidated, harassed and persecuted fund administrators and employees to promote continued fraud against the Northeast Funds.
(b) Capelli conspired to interfere with the operation of the Northeast Apprenticeship Fund by engaging in retaliatory malice against Fund director, Ridgley Hutchinson, for exposing Fund corruption.
(c) Capelli conspired to cover up fraud and self-dealing by Northeast Apprentice Fund employees, Thomas Sommers and John McKay.
No response .Over 4 months
ReplyDeleteAnd now it is kicked up to the appropriate agencies that have jurisdiction over the charges .
This is moving way to slow .
If you read just this blog.... There are a couple of people on here who have literally taken the feds by the hand and walked them through with an ACTUAL roadmap of who where when how most of the players, who they are backed by, why they did what they did, where they did it ..who they did it with to include major politicians , other labor unions, financiers, and beneficiaries .
Alllll with documentation where needed.... Some with the documentation that these investigators can readily get ya know, by doing their jobs..
You have almost the complete scandals and timelines laid out here ..anddd ohhhhh there is soooo much more .
It would seem that there really is no justice or oversight. Perhaps that is why it continues with impugnity .
Come on feds .Its not that hard ..we did the yeomans work for you .
Having Doug McCarran investigate crimes Committed by himself ,Frank Spencer and Michael Capelli is a lot like having the fox guarding the hen house. But I do understand you have to start somewhere and get a paper trail started.
ReplyDeleteThe point was to exhaust relief from the union using by laws , rules, and constitution to create a papertrail .
DeleteAll formality .No response was ever expected ..it does however trigger fed intervention .
fbi when will you step in and check john robinson phone the night of the dui/coverup whoever he called after the accident my guess it was the mayor who called the police to let this guy walk an investigation needs to be done
ReplyDeleteAs a member you could submit a letter to the EST, Robinson’s employer, and ask for all Council provided cell phone records and the vehicle black box info because as a dues paying member all of that information is derived from your dues, and therefore subject to your inspection. Just make sure to send the letter via certified mail return receipt requested. You could also CC the local and then they’d have to read the letter at the meeting. If your not comfortable doing it then find a retiree to send the letter. He’s entitled to the info provided he pays dues. That will twist em up real tight!!!!
ReplyDeleteFrank Spencers 1st racketeering gig used to be as a steward .
ReplyDeleteAnyone else remember getting shaken down for ( at the time) 50 dollars a week cash for " pickett duty" when we were " out of council"?
I used to tell him f you ..wheres the pickett and what time ..ill stand it .
He said " you cant, you are from philly" i said oh ..but i can pay cash ..yeah sounds legit .
( spencer hated me because i gave him a check for 50 with the name blank ..i still have alllll the returned checks with realllly vague signatures .
Wannna bet they were Geri signing them?