An amazing instance of bad faith, but apparently it's not the first time this has happened:
In a move of stunning hypocrisy, the United Federation of Teachers axed one of its longtime employees -- for trying to unionize the powerful labor organization's own workers, it was charged yesterday.
Jim Callaghan, a veteran writer for the teachers union, told The [New York] Post he was booted from his $100,000-a-year job just two months after he informed UFT President Michael Mulgrew that he was trying to unionize some of his co-workers.
..."This is the exact antithesis of what they preach, and Michael Mulgrew is the biggest hypocrite out there," Callaghan fumed.
Meanwhile, Michelle Malkin has a
great column about Craig Becker, the corrupt union lawyer installed as a recess appointment on the National Labor Relations Board.
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