Jerry Dias — the longtime head of Canada’s largest private sector union who retired just days ago — has been under investigation since the end of January for allegedly breaching his union’s constitution.
A statement from Unifor issued Monday said that the union received a written complaint alleging that Dias “engaged in an alleged breach of the Unifor Constitution.”
“In order to ensure the integrity of the ongoing investigation and to maintain confidentiality in accordance with the Unifor Constitution, specifics of the complaint will not be divulged at this time,” the statement said.
After receiving the complaint, Unifor national secretary-treasurer Lana Payne
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