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Los Angeles Times
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California clinics allege union racketeering
A federal lawsuit alleges that SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West and its president, Dave Regan, engaged in coercive tactics and used ballot initiatives to pressure community health centers and hospitals in California. The suit claims Regan pushed legislation and measures, including Proposition 44, to influence the healthcare industry for financial and union-organizing gains, while purportedly threatening to use punitive initiatives if demands were not met. The lawsuit accuses Regan of orchestrating a multi-year campaign of coercion, exploiting ballot measures to extract labor concessions and financial benefits, with over $216 million spent on controversial initiatives. Regan denies allegations of coercion and misconduct, asserting his actions are part of strategic efforts to fund and support healthcare improvements and workers' rights.
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