Here's the answer: He became a sports agent! Still in Los Angeles, Tyrone doesn't like to go into too much detail, but tells potential clients...
"I believe my recent personal experience evolving from turmoil, can be a testimony shared in preparing any athlete for the trials and tribulations of being a star."
Ah, the inevitable federal investigations that go with being a star! So is anyone else ready for a career change? Tyrone is here to help.
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Tyrone Freeman, former President of the 190,000-plus member Long-Term Care Workers’ Union, began his tenure in the Labor Movement more than eighteen years ago.At the age of 21, he led organizing drives in the South where the political culture for a young African-American activist demanded creative organizing. His leadership earned him the role of Executive Director of SEIU Local 1985 in Atlanta in 1994. In 1996, he became the youngest leader in the 90-year history of Service Employees International Union, elected to the International Executive Board.
Since he arrived in Los Angeles in 1999 and accepted the position of General President of ULTCW, he has accomplished a great deal.
In 2000, he was elected Vice President for SEIU International.
By 2001, Tyrone Freeman established a non-profit training center for the community that has secured over a million dollars in grants. The center serves as a healthcare ladder allowing homecare workers to train in the fields of Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA), Licensed Vocational Nurse, (LVN) and Registered Nurse (RN). It offers computer classes for English and Spanish speaking members, basic skills training, as well as First Aid/CPR and the In Home Support Services Series.
Tyrone Freeman created the Long Term Care Housing Trust Corporation in 2003 that is building affordable luxury homes for union families. In August of 2005, the first two homes in the City of Compton were completed.
In 2004, Tyrone Freeman was inducted to the Board of Directors for the International Foundation of Election Systems (IFES). He also serves on the Prison Industry Board of Directors, the Community Financial Resource Board of Directors and served as Chairman of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference of Greater Los Angeles 2005-2008.
Tyrone Freeman spent nearly 10 years of his life transforming labor in California with his tireless commitment to lead the struggle for livable wages, decent housing and health care for all.
I believe my recent personal experience evolving from turmoil, can be a testimony shared in preparing any athlete for the trials and tribulations of being a star.
With this, I am committed to sharing my life story and experience with an athlete committed to hard work, and deserving of the best a team can offer.
B.A. - Sociology/Political Science
B.S.- Business Administration
Perez is sure members will understand Dave's $2,000 spending spree, even though many UHW members are facing lay-offs, cut-backs, and take-aways in this "difficult" economic climate. After all, you have to spend money to make money, and Dave and his office need to look the part.
The Executive Director lady then ripped into the rent-a-cop and Clarissa in front of the police and us. She said they had no right to determine who was allowed to be in the building or to stop us from doing the work of the union. She said this was a place where people had historically gathered for gathering signatures/petitions and for all she knew, we were there getting signatures for Obama. 
Perez suspects Jigme just hates to be ignored. Sources say that he is “famed across SEIU for his cute innocent face, and hailed as the smartest dressed organizer”, and can often be heard “waxing philosophical about workers and their need to sacrifice”, but much prefers playing the game and schmoozing to honest conversations with workers. Jigme's organizing style is more like cozy pillow talk than agitation.
CHW pension bargaining is happening at Zombie UHW’s Commerce office on Thursday, and SEIU will be lucky if they get five actual CHW workers there to act as a figleaf. Everyone else is boycotting, because they don’t want SEIU to represent them, and they don’t want anything to do with secret deals with CHW bosses. 
"On Saturday, my friend and I, who are both volunteer NUHW footsoldiers, were talking to homecare workers in Fresno, our hometown, when we happened upon a pair of SEIU scab “organizers” just sitting in a parked car in front of a worker’s house—a portly chain-smoking fellow stuffed into the driver’s seat and a woman with short hair (who, according to the reports from various homecare workers who she has visited, is from Detroit) in the passenger seat. 
However, immediately after taking he picture, he flipped a quick U and gave chase as we headed down the street. At first, I drove slowly, but he followed closely behind and took every turn I did. Then we cut into a neighborhood and sped up, trying to shake them, but the guy, to his credit, kept up, and what ensued was a slightly harrowing, five-minute, medium-speed car-chase that ended when we pulled up in front of a friend’s house and snapped the rest of the attached pictures. We, unlike SEIU’s scabs, have the advantage of actually belonging to the community we’re organizing. 
They refused to leave, and they were clearly not going to stop following us, so we simply called the police (one of our least favorite things to do), at which point they departed, but not before waving and saying, “We’ll be seeing you guys again.”
"At Kaiser Sunset on Friday I was attacked by SEIU 121RN rep Sonya D Jimmons (left) (213 247 4585, jimmonss@seiu121rn.org), who screamed at me and tried to snatch my flyers out of my arms. This was in front of a nurse who had waved me down to ask questions about NUHW. The nurse who witnessed it ran back to the nurses station to get help, yelling "she hit her!". Interestingly the more Sonya screamed at me and Donna (a Kaiser Sunset RN who was with me), the more nurses came up to us to ask how to leave SEIU! 
As brave Andy 
"Before the ink had dried on Andy Stern's trusteeship order, Summers, who had previously had "some problems" and been reassigned, had gotten herself reinstated as Field Rep at CHW Mercy General & CHW Mercy San Juan. Then she assembled her team, getting Sherri Macias and Nick Stanley, (the two stewards who still respect her) hired as lost-time staffers/bodyguards. 
But knowing the numbers, the dues, and the political prestige RNs would bring, SEIU kept up the not-so-good fight. Last year they founded their make-believe "National Healthcare Union" with a multi-million-dollar 
Poor Sam (turn around Sam, there's the exit!) is still not breaking through at Kaiser, and now he's reaching out for support to the very workers whose union he's trying to bust.
Yes, you read that correctly - SEIU, which placed UHW in trusteeship for insisting that homecare and nursing home workers stay united in UHW, is now campaigning for homecare workers to...STAY UNITED IN UHW! 
Cass Gualvez used to be a coordinator at UHW in Los Angeles. She was a little high-strung, and very particular about her coffee, but everything was peachy as long as she had organizers to wait on her every need, and Amado David and her husband Greg Maron to take care of her.
You get to see the Pasadena call center operated by 721 where 
You might be forgiven for thinking it's an "UNDERMINING UHW MEMBERS' UNION STAFF INCIDENT REPORT", but it's actually yet more evidence of the crazy parallel universe SEIU now inhabits. This form is so amazing it should probably have its own blog.
"Here's a pic of Hal Ruddick trying to convince CHW bargaining team members that the contract is closed. I did a short video recording, after a while Hal insisted that I stop recording as Dave Regan said I would post it on you tube! The bargaining team held a democratic vote to keep recording! Many of us wore red in solidarity with our NUHW. We were loud and clear about our disappointment with Andy Stern.
This blast from the past is hoping for another chance at love (he even has his pad set up all nice). Here's a years old Kaiser flyer warning stewards to kick him to the curb, but he just can't stay away. This lil' puppy dog grew up to be the new Kaiser director in the South. Can you tell who it is?
"SEIU scab staff, Richard Rubio-Bowley (650 225 2726), is living the celebrity dream! Today, Richard, always the social climber within the union whose title outshone his ability years ago, rolled up with an entourage of 3 body guards in dark sunglasses to escort him into a nursing home of approximately 50 workers.