Richard Griffin, President Obama’s nominee to be the National Labor Relations Board’s general counsel, is accused of making false statements under oath in a union corruption complaint in California district court.
The charges stem from when Griffin was the top lawyer for the International Union of Operating Engineers. The complaint alleges that he gave a false explanation in a deposition for why union officials sought the ouster of a colleague who was blowing the whistle on internal corruption.
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