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UAW pushes opioid issue to the fore

UAW President Gary Jones, left, with Vice President Terry Dittes, said the union would address opioids as part of its negotiations.
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By:
Jackie Charniga
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By:
Michael Wayland
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March 25, 2019 04:00 AM

At a Kentucky UAW hall in late October, a meeting to discuss the opioid crisis stretched hours longer than planned.

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