An ex-UAW vice president was charged Monday with allegedly receiving tens of thousands of dollars in illegal payments from Fiat Chrysler executives
A former vice president for the United Auto Workers union was charged Monday with allegedly receiving tens of thousands of dollars in illegal payments from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV executives, according to federal prosecutors, the latest in a widening probe into allegations of corruption in the union’s top ranks.
Norwood Jewell is the highest-ranking UAW official to date to be charged in the federal investigation, which first became public in July 2017. Prosecutors have already charged several other union officials, as...
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