The political success of the ACTU’s “workers’ rights” ambit claims has not translated into gains for employees.
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Opinion | Stutch On Saturday
The political success of the ACTU’s “workers’ rights” ambit claims has not translated into gains for employees.
Outgoing ACTU secretary Sally McManus boasts that the unions have won 90 per cent of their demands of the Albanese government.
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