1199 SEIU boss George Gresham accused of corruption - but no Democrat will investigate
Briefly

George Gresham, the president of 1199 SEIU, is accused of using union funds for personal gain in an ongoing election contest. Reports reveal he allocated substantial amounts, including $60,000 for his daughter’s caregiver services, over $300,000 for concert-related expenses, and up to $86,000 on flights to South Africa. Critics argue this pattern of financial mismanagement highlights a deeper issue of corruption, despite loyalists defending his practices as acceptable. This scandal places Gresham, who draws a $300,000 salary, at the center of a politically charged environment, especially given the union's massive influence.
Gresham's actions have sparked serious allegations as rivals claim the union leader misappropriated significant funds for personal gain amidst a contentious election.
The reported financial misappropriations include personal travel expenses and payments to allies, painting a picture of a leader using union funds for private benefit.
Read at New York Post
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