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Aging blue-collar workers seek early retirement nationwide
Albert Buono, a GM tool and die repairman in Syracuse, retired at 59 after 35 years. Across the country, about 10 percent of GM's blue-collar workers took early retirement since the 30 and out provision. Factors include escape from drudgery, health fears, race tensions, and solid benefits, with unions and companies noting a rising trend.
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Dow Jones - Ottaway
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General Motors Corp. Parts and Accessories
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United Auto Workers Union
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New York
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