Sally McManus
Sally McManus is the Secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) and a leading voice for workers' rights in Australia. Known for her strong advocacy on labor issues, McManus has played a pivotal role in mobilizing unions and workers to address inequalities and promote fair working conditions. Her recent presence at a Labor celebration highlighted her commitment to the labor movement and her efforts to unify union members in pursuit of a better future for Australian workers.
Born on Jan 01, 1970 (56 years old)
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Australia:
Sally McManus is stepping down after a decade of leading the union movement and has expressed strong support for Melissa Donnelly.
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Australia:
Sally McManus, the ACTU secretary, received death threats after the CFMEU scandal broke.
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Australia:
Sally McManus arrived at the ACTU promising to shake things up and leaves having done exactly that.
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Australia:
Sally McManus is stepping down as the secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions after a significant tenure.
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Australia:
In years past, the dinner has heard from ACTU secretary Sally McManus.
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Australia:
Sally McManus is the ACTU boss who, along with others, commented on the political implications of David Pocock's actions.
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Australia:
Sally McManus says the 4.75 per cent increase to award and minimum wages will not negatively impact businesses.
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Australia:
ACTU secretary Sally McManus said most workers were not alive the last time annual leave entitlements increased in Australia.
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Australia:
Sally McManus criticized those who use their position for personal gain, stating they aren't true unionists.
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Australia:
Sally McManus, secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, welcomed the decision for reaffirming that national employment standards still apply.
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