CASE OVER .THE UBC SETTTLES WITH JUSTIN BALLANTYNE AND ANTHONY VERRELLI

 AFTER THEIR PLOY FAILS AND THE FEDERAL COURT KICKS THE CASE BACK TO NJ STATE COURT

THE CARPENTERS CRIMINAL SYNDICATE SETTLE WITH JUSTIN BALLANTYNE ANTHONY VERRELLI,et al

 

NO SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT DETAILS YET BUT  

IS THIS ANOTHER BLOW TO LEGAL BEAGLES DAN SHANLEY AND CHARLES  DAVANT WHO ARE CLEARLY TWO OF THE GREATEST LEGAL MINDS OF THE 3RD CENTURY

BC!!! 

 

SHAPRIO AND SAHCHEZ DISMISSALS(3)

BOND DISMISSAL (1)

 AND NOW A BALLANTYNE SETTLEMENT

THIS CASE IS ANOTHER SAD CHAPTER IN THE STORY OF CORRUPTION AND PERSECUTION CAMPAIGNS THAT HAS PLAGUED THE UBC INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL SYNDICATE

  

RETALIATION

WRONGFUL TERMINATION 

SECRET TRACKING DEVICES ON PEOPLES VEHICLES

  HEY RAY HEINYMAN. WE DID NOT FORGET YOU BUT YOUR LIFE IS SAD ENOUGH AS IT IS

 

MORAL OF THE STORY

 HAVE THE GUTS TO STAND UP 

 

ONE HAS TO WONDER HOW MUCH MORE OF MEMBERS DUES MONEY WAS SPENT IN LEGAL FEES TO ONCE AGAIN FIGHT AGAINST UBC MEMBERS  WHO SEEK JUSTICE AND ACCOUNTABILITY

HEY SHANLEY.WHAT DO THEY MEAN??NO APPEAL??

BILLBOARD COMPANIES SUE UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS  AFTER FEDERAL JUDGE IN ST LOUIS DISMISSES UNION'S COMPLAINT

Jacob Barker

ST. LOUIS — Two billboard companies at the center of a dispute between the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and the former Carpenters union chief in St. Louis have filed a lawsuit against the union, alleging it improperly terminated a contract they had with the now-dissolved St. Louis-Kansas City Carpenters Regional Council.

The lawsuit, filed last week, comes after a federal judge on March 31 threw out the union's lawsuit against Al Bond, the former head of the regional council, and the companies — Foxpoint Interactive and Interrail Outdoor — over a $4 million advertising contract the union claimed Bond illegally inked with the companies. 

The maneuver is the latest litigation amid the fallout from the sudden dissolution of the regional council in September 2021. Officials at the United Brotherhood of Carpenters have said little about General President Douglas McCarron's decision to dissolve the regional council, but legal filings have indicated the national union was investigating “financial malfeasance” in St. Louis. Bond led the regional council from 2015 until his 2021 ouster.

 A lawyer for the union said Tuesday it plans to counter sue the billboard company and pursue its claims against Bond in state court. 

Litigation between the national union and Bond has provided some of the only explanations for the sudden termination of one of the region's most powerful labor organizations, whose 22,000 members across Missouri and southern Illinois made it a major player in both construction and local politics. After dissolving the regional council and firing Bond, the national union put area union carpenters under the Chicago district council, which was renamed the Mid-America Carpenters Regional council.

 A Post-Dispatch review of union financial records found the union was paying some employees from its benefit funds as well as union funds, a practice that could run afoul of federal labor law. And the local union had a large loan balance with area developers, making it an outlier among similar regional carpenter union offices. And last year, Bond's lawyer indicated in court filings the formerly powerful local union chief faced investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice, though no charges have been filed.

In their federal lawsuit, filed last year, the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and the Mid-America Council zeroed in on a $4 million billboard advertising deal Bond inked with Interrail and Foxpoint, two companies owned by James Neumann. They accuse Bond of inking the contract to build three billboards and paying a Neumann company $3 million before seeking board authorization for the project nearly a year later. The union said that despite $4 million paid to Neumann companies, only one of the three billboards, in Wichita, Kan., has been built.

But U.S. District Judge Sarah Pitlyk on March 31 dismissed the union's lawsuits against Bond, saying the 1959 Labor Management Relations Disclosure Act they cite only allows union members — not unions themselves — to sue former union officers. She noted that the issue has divided the federal courts but opted for a plain reading of the law's text. 

Pitlyk's ruling came just weeks after a judge in Seattle made a similar ruling in a separate case the United Brotherhood of Carpenters brought against Evelyn Shapiro, another top official it recently ousted as head of the Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters. Bond lawyer John Goffstein cited that case in arguing the union couldn't go after Bond using the LMRDA. 

“The court correctly found that it did not have jurisdiction over the subject matter or the person that was sued under the prevailing law of the United States,” Goffstein told the newspaper. “That’s the bottom line.”

A lawyer for the union, Terrance McGann of Chicago, called the decision “inconsistent with the surrounding appellate circuits,” but said the union wouldn't appeal. 

“Instead, in our continuing effort to represent the members of the former St. Louis Kansas City Regional Council of Carpenters and their families, the Union will respond to Interrail and Foxpoint’s petition with a counterclaim and additional claims against Albert Bond and James Neumann in state court,” McGann wrote in an email.

The lawsuit from Neumann's companies says the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and the Mid-America Council have kept it from completing construction on new billboards in St. Louis and Kansas City and hurt its business relationships with advertising agencies it was working with to sell space on the billboards. It seeks more than $125,000 in damages from the union.

 

In addition to the $4 million the union says Bond already approved for Neumann's companies, the deals included advertising revenue-sharing agreements stretching more than 30 years that the lawsuit says were projected to net the union $20 million. Those revenue-sharing deals allocated 60-70% of advertising revenue to the union after deducting brokerage fees and costs for ad design or production, installation and taxes.

Bond's lawyer has argued in court filings he had the authority to enter the billboard contracts and the advertising was needed to attract new members.

A lawyer for Neumann's companies, Laura Bentele of Armstrong Teasdale, declined to comment.

 READ IT HERE

"But U.S. District Judge Sarah Pitlyk on March 31 dismissed the union's lawsuits against Bond, saying the 1959 Labor Management Relations Disclosure Act they cite only allows union members — not unions themselves — to sue former union officers. She noted that the issue has divided the federal courts but opted for a plain reading of the law's text. 

Pitlyk's ruling came just weeks after a judge in Seattle made a similar ruling in a separate case the United Brotherhood of Carpenters brought against Evelyn Shapiro, another top official it recently ousted as head of the Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters. Bond lawyer John Goffstein cited that case in arguing the union couldn't go after Bond using the LMRDA."

HEY DANNY BOY SHANLEY.SEE YOU IN THE 9TH CIRCUIT.

UBC CHARGES, TRIALS AND APPEALS MANUAL?????

 ANY MEMBERS EVER BEEN GIVEN A COPY OF THIS??

 

 "As you will see, this handbook gives you a step-by-step explanation of the provisions found in Sections 51, 52 and 53 of the UBC Constitution."

 

 

 SEE THE ENTIRE MANUAL HERE

 

 

THEN COMPARE IT TO THE UBC CONSTITUTION

 

 

IF YOU HAVE BEEN CHARGED BY THE UBC, BEEN A VICTIM OF A UBC KANGAROO TRIAL OR FILED AN APPEAL WITH THE UBC AND NEVER GIVEN A COPY OF THIS YOU MAY HAVE A CAUSE OF ACTION

 

  

 

 

HEY FRANKIE THE CHIMP SPENCER.DIDN'T YOUR FELLOW NJ RAT NORCROSS GET $1.4 MILLION LAST YEAR FROM THE UBC CRMINAL SYNDICATE??

 

 N.J. CORRUPTION PROBE FOCUSES ON CAMDEN, TIES TO SOUTH JERSEY POWER BROKER, SOURCES SAY

 The specific focus of the investigation was unclear and officials declined comment. But NJ Advance Media learned many of the records sought by the subpoenas are related to companies, individuals and transactions that have been publicly tied to South Jersey Democratic power broker George E. Norcross III, who wields great influence in Camden.

READ IT HERE 

 SO WHAT DOES THIS 

AND THIS 

AND THIS 

 HAVE IN COMMON 

BESIDES SUFFERING FROM NAPOLEON SYNDROME, DELUSIONS OF GRANDEUR AND BEING FROM NEW JERSEY THE SHYTE HOLE STATE??

 

THIS

 SLEEP TIGHT FRANKIE....

 

RAISES!!!! DIRTY DOUG AND THE UBC INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL SYNDICATE RATS EACH TOOK $75,000-$90,000 RAISES FOR 2022.THE LM2 FOR 2022.......

  ANOTHER YEAR OF SCAMS ,QUESTIONABLE EXPENDITURES AND THE UBC INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL SYNDICATE CROOKS LINING THEIR POCKETS AT THE EXPENSE OF MEMBERS

WAGES 2022

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WAGES 2021

 

MCCARRON  Base Wage..

 (2022)$602,602 - $514,718(2021)

($87,884) RAISE

Total take on Lm2.. 

(2022)$678,109-$587,743(2021)

($90,366)INCREASE

DONAHOU  Base Wage ..

(2022)$375,408-$297,014(2021)

($78,394) RAISE

Total take on lm2

(2022)$445,735-$364,986(2021)

($87,260)INCREASE

MCGRIFF  Base Wage..   

(2022)$371,244-$297,014(2021)

($74,230)RAISE

Total TAKE ON LM2

(2022)$431,191-$358,475(2021)

($72,716)INCREASE

SPENCER   Base Wage.. 

(2022)$486,075-$408,537(2021)

($77,538)RAISE

Total take on LM2

(2022)$554,330-483,863(2021)

($70,467)INCREASE

THARP    Base Wage..  

(2022) $474,720-$383,119(2021)

($91,601)RAISE

Total TAKE ON lm2

(2022)$537,601-$445,763(2021)

($91,838)INCREASE

ROWE Base Wage…

(2022)$264,896 -$252,262(2021)

($12,634)RAISE

TOTAL $309,587-$298,933

($10,654)INCREASE

 WATERKOTTE  Base Wage

(2022)$379,361-297,014(2021)

($82,347)RAISE

TOTAL TAKE ON LM2 

(2022)$449,101-$365,144(2021)

($83,957)INCREASE

 

 

 DIRTY DOUG BROUGHT BACK JAMES "SOCK PUPPET" GLEASON 

 

AND CURTIS "LITTLE TYKES" MORGAN 

 SERIOUSLY THEY PAID THIS GUY 0VER $248 THOUSAND

 OUT OF RETIREMENT TO ROB AND DESTROY THE PACIFIC NORTH WEST COUNCIL

THEY PAID JIM GLEASON

$405,537

 AND THEY PAID CURTIS MORGAN 

$248,278

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THE QUESTION IS DID GLEASON AND MORGAN ALSO COLLECT THEIR MULTIPLE PENSIONS WHILE GETTING PAID TO LOOT THE NORTHWEST COUNCIL AND ROB  UBC MEMBERS

   

DIRTY DOUGS SON MIKEY "COLORADO CAR DANCER" MCCARRON AND HIS DAUGHTER IN LAW AMY "NO SHOW" MCCARRON ALSO BOTH GOT RAISES

 SOME SAY "AWW.. AREN'T THEY A CUTE COUPLE". OTHERS SAY "I CANT BELIEVE THE STATE OR FEDS  LET DOUG MCCARRON REPRODUCE"

2022

2021

 

MIKEY MCCARRON  

(2022) $215,679-$192,048(2021)

($23,631)RAISE

AMY MCCARRON   

(2022)$185,841-$170,353(2021)

($15,488)RAISE

 THE TOTAL TAKE FOR 

MIKEY AND AMY COURTESY OF DADDY DOUG

  $410,520

 

WE ALSO HAD THE USUAL KICKBACKS TO FRANK SPENCER'S NEW JERSEY RATS 

 

TRISH MUELLER AND GROUNDWORK GOT ANOTHER 

$240,389 

 

AND LITTLE GEORGEY NORCROSS GOT 

$1,407,888

 

 TERRENCE MOONEY FRANKIE THE CHIMP SPENCERS NEW JERSEY "ACCOUNTANT"

GOT A $313,432 CUT OF THE ACTION

 

 

 
WE ALSO SAW SOME HUGE INCREASES

 

THE INTERNATIONAL TRAINING FUND SCAM SAW OVER A $6.7 MILLION INCREASE IN MONEY FUNNELED FROM THE INTERNATIONAL TRAINING FUND TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL SYNDICATE LISTED AS "REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENSES"

2022

 $9,503,739

 2021

$2,721,369

 

THAT IS A WHOPPING $6,783,370 INCREASE .ANYBODY ELSE WONDERING WTF!!!

 WHERE ARE THESE "EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENTS" LISTED AS BEING PAID OUT??

 

 

THEN WE HAVE THE JOBSITE HOSPITALITY SCAM 

PER THE PLACID INVESTORS AUDIT THE PURPOSE OF JOBSITE HOSPITALITY IS TO OWN AND OPERATE THE HOMEWOOD SUITES HOTEL AND TRU HOTEL IN LAS VEGAS

 YET HERE WE HAVE THE "NOT FOR PROFIT" UBC INTERNATIONAL USING DUES MONEY TO PAY FOR THESE "FOR PROFIT" HOTELS OUTSIDE OF THE PLACID INVESTORS COMPANY

IN 2021 THE LM2 SHOWS $4 MILLION GOING TO JOBSITE HOSP AND LISTED AS "TRAINING OPERATIONS"

THE 2022 LM2 SHOWS $10.5 MILLION GOING TO JOBSITE HOSP NOW LISTED AS "TRAINING FACILITIES"

THAT IS A WHOPPING $6.5 MILLION DOLLAR INCREASE

SO MANY QUESTIONS.WHAT "TRAINING OPERATIONS"?WHAT "TRAINING FACILITIES" IS THE UBC USING MEMBERS NOT FOR PROFIT DUES MONEY TO TRAIN FOR PROFIT HOTEL EMPLOYEES.

DID THE UBC USE MEMBERS NOT FOR PROFIT DUES MONEY TO BUILD A "TRAINING FACILITY" TO TRAIN FOR PROFIT HOTEL EMPLOYEES?

 

WHERE IS IT??

ARE ALL THE HOTEL EMPLOYEES UBC MEMBERS. IF NOT DOES THE UBC NOW HAVE A HOTEL WORKERS UNION??

 
 IS THIS AMOUNT TO PAY FOR THE $6.4 MILLION IN HOTEL EMPLOYEES WAGES

 

IS THIS $10.5 MILLION TO PAY FOR HOTEL ROOMS FOR UBC MEMBERS WHO THEY FLY TO VEGAS FOR UBC PROPAGANDA SESSIONS AND BS UBC PROGRAMS LIKE THE 300 SHITTERS CLUB

 
AND THE MILLION DOLLAR QUESTION.WHY DOES THE $4 MILLION AND THE $10.5 MILLION NOT SHOW ON THE PLACID INVESTORS AUDIT

 

ANOTHER INTERESTING LISTING IS OVER $4.5 MILLION ON DEFERRED COMPENSATION TO "ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES"

SO THIS IS ANOTHER $4.5 MILLION IN COMPENSATION ABOVE THE LISTED WAGES?TO WHICH "ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES"AND HOW MUCH TO EACH??
 

 

ONE THING MISSING IS THE REPAYMENT TO THE HAWAII DISTRICT COUNCIL FOR THE DISTRICT EST MEETINGS AT THE SHERATON IN HAWAII AND THE WALDORF ASTORIA IN MAU

SO THE INTERNATIONAL IS HOLDING EST MEETINGS IN HAWAII AND HIDING THE COST IN THE HAWAII REGIONAL COUNCIL.

WHY WOULD THE HAWAII COUNCIL BE FORCED TO PAY FOR WESTERN AND EASTERN  DISTRICT EST MEETINGS  

  NEXT UP THE PLACID INVESTORS AUDIT!!

 

I DECIDED TO BE MORE PROFESSIONAL IN MY REPORTING TO SATISFY THOSE IN SOME KNITTING CIRCLES WHO MIGHT BE OFFENDED BY MY SATIRICAL APPROACH.YOU KNOW.THE "SHYTE ONLY I THINK IS FUNNY"

  BUT AFTER READING THIS BS JUST ONCE I HAVE TO SAY