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UAW President Rory Gamble to retire early

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"You need time to settle in and look at the long-range focus and priorities of our membership," Gamble said. "Especially in this time of vast technological change." (REUTERS)
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By:
Michael Martinez
June 25, 2021 05:45 PM

DETROIT — Rory Gamble, the 13th president of the UAW, who inherited a union in crisis and helped avert a federal takeover after prosecutors proved his two predecessors were corrupt, has elected to retire a year early.

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