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4. GM labor negotiator retires; Barra signals more involvement in UAW talks

2015-06-11 06:45:20| Automakers - Topix.net

General Motors' lead labor negotiator has retired, marking the departure of two of the Detroit 3's top labor officials just weeks ahead of contract negotiations with the UAW. Rex Blackwell, 60, GM's vice president of labor relations for North America, "elected to retire on June 1," GM said in a statement.

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