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Ford's top labor negotiator to retire ahead of UAW talks

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John Savona and Bryce Currie (Ford)
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By:
Miranda Dunlap
January 11, 2023 04:22 PM

DETROIT — Ford Motor Co.'s top labor executive is retiring ahead of contract talks with the UAW later this year.

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