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Bill Clinton Got Huge Payday From Foreign Company That Reportedly Scammed Its Employees
Former president Bill Clinton gave a speech in 2010 to a Singapore-based company with a history of scamming its contractors. The speech was green-lighted by the State Department, who was headed at the time by Bill’s wife, Hillary.
As The Daily Caller reported earlier this week, Mr. Clinton gave a speech in November 2010 to UNI Strategic, which according to their website aims to be a “premier business intelligence provider, producing premium events that addresses the core issues that are vital to the business environment and to forge lasting, mutually beneficial business relationships with our customers.”
The former president had to receive approval from the State Department whenever a potential conflict could arise.
UNI paid Clinton $400,000 to deliver a speech in Taipei, Taiwan, speaking to a crowd of 2,000 about the economy, global warming, and income inequality. While the company was able to pay top dollar to the former commander-in-chief, multiple websites detail the company’s dubious actions.
For example, one site which started in April of 2010 warned that “employees – sales, producers, marketing, operations – you will not get paid your commissions, your pay will be withheld, even when you leave on good terms, or have done your best for the company during your time there.”
The company is headed by 3 people who operate the company without fear of anything happening to them – not even from the authorities. Wing, Roger (CEO), and Stacey.
They are fraudsters, who think they are invincible and can treat everyone like thrash. Just ask the ex-employees about the mistreatment that was dished out to them, and employees that are with the company now. Turnover is sky HIGH.
David Einolf, owner of Oregon-based Endeavour EHS, blasted UNI in a review on his LinkedIn page at the end of last year. “My first training session for them went well, but payment lagged – almost 60 days. The following year I was asked to do several more sessions, which didn’t pan out – couldn’t be sold,” he said. “In April 2014, I was asked to teach a Hazardous Materials Handling course for them in Kuala Lumpur, with payment terms of 60 days following the end of the class.”
The class, which had 8 participants, went well with reasonable instructor reviews. Offering the class took a full week of my time – plus my own costs for books and CDs which I provided to the students. I duly submitted my invoice for services – and I’ve waited.
I’ve been promised payment on this invoice so many times, I can’t count. There’s always an excuse. But, the reality is – UNI has decided that I’m not an important trainer and there’s someone else out there who they can scam – there’s no better word for it.
Einholf told The Caller that he was finally paid after calling UNI for months.
Does this surprise you at all? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
This post originally appeared on Western Journalism – Equipping You With The Truth
Source: http://www.westernjournalism.com/bill-clinton-got-huge-payday-from-foreign-company-that-reportedly-scammed-its-employees/
