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UAW struggles to reset, root out corruption, monitor says in harsh report

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Then-UAW President Gary Jones, right, and then-UAW Secretary-Treasurer Ray Curry, left, at the union's special convention on collective bargaining in Detroit on March 13, 2019. A new report says the union, now steered by Curry, is struggling to root out corruption. (REUTERS)
July 19, 2022 09:30 PM

The UAW's court-appointed monitor on Tuesday said union leaders have been so uncooperative in efforts to root out corruption — including in 19 open investigations — that Department of Justice officials in March were called in to intervene over potential violations of the union's consent decree.

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