By Larissa Dudkiewicz, Patch.com
A Cranberry Township resident accused of stealing more than $13,000 has been indicted by a federal grand jury, according to the U.S. attorney’s office in Pittsburgh.
By Robert Sullivan, pal-item.com
A Connersville woman was sentenced last week to three years of federally supervised probation and was ordered to pay back the more than $25,000 she embezzled from a Wayne County auto workers union.
By Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times
A conservative organization has joined with a group of California teachers in an effort to overturn laws that allow teacher unions to collect fees from those who don’t want to be members.
By Samantha House, The Citizen
The Auburn Police Department is working to determine whether anyone helped the former president of the Auburn Teachers Association steal at least $800,000 in union funds, the officer leading the investigation said Thursday.
By Will Collins, National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation
With the help of National Right to Work Foundation staff attorneys, a Long Island teacher has won a favorable ruling against two unions at the New York State Supreme Court. Maureen Stavrakoglou originally filed suit against the two unions for refusing to tell her what they did with union dues that were supposed to have been redirected to charities.
By Jeff Swiatek, IndyStar.com
A federal judge ripped the legal arguments of the National Education Association, one of the nation’s most influential labor unions, in a court order that keeps the NEA as a defendant in a lawsuit filed by the State of Indiana.
By Meredith Jessup, The Blaze More than 30 Atlanta public school teachers are expected to
