Ex-union boss McCluskey took private jet flights arranged by building firm, report finds
The report, seen by the BBC, alleges that former Unite union boss Len McCluskey took private jet flights arranged by a building firm involved in the construction of a controversial hotel project. The report suggests that these flights were provided as a form of hospitality by the construction company. The report highlights concerns about the potential influence and potential conflicts of interest that may have arisen from these arrangements. It raises questions about the appropriateness of such interactions between a senior union leader and a company engaged in a major construction project. The findings come at a time when the relationship between unions, employers, and the construction industry is under scrutiny. The report underscores the need for transparency and accountability in such interactions to ensure that the interests of workers and the public are protected.
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