DETROIT (AP) — For the first time, General Motors Co. could have an official of the United Auto Workers union on its board of directors.
UAW Vice President Joe Ashton was nominated to a board seat controlled by a UAW trust fund that pays retiree health care bills. He plans to retire from his union post in June.
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