
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.
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Sally McManus says the 4.75 per cent increase to award and minimum wages will not negatively impact businesses.
AI data centre boom could drive up electricity prices, climate advocates warn; Unions, government back minimum wage increase as business groups warn of high costsACTU secretary Sally McManus said most workers were not alive the last time annual leave entitlements increased in Australia.
Unions demand Albanese hand every worker 25 per cent more holidaysSally McManus criticized those who use their position for personal gain, stating they aren't true unionists.
Former CFMEU leaders Darren and Michael Greenfield jailed over kickbacksSally McManus, secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, welcomed the decision for reaffirming that national employment standards still apply.
Bosses must ‘request, not require’ public holiday work, court rules
Irving’s deputy is a close ally of ACTU boss Sally McManus.
CFMEU boss Zach Smith quits Labor Party national executive amid union corruption scandalsSally McManus, ACTU secretary, advocates for the abolition of the junior wages system.
The women fighting a retail juggernautACTU secretary Sally McManus said it was appalling that union officials were targeted in attacks for doing their jobs.
Infrastructure minister Catherine King demands answers over worksite criminality claimsSally McManus is the leader of the Australian Council of Trade Unions.
CEOs weren’t paid to attend, but this is what their time was worthSally McManus, ACTU secretary, announced an agreement with the Tech Council of Australia to support creators.
Jim Chalmers, Ted O’Brien in heated spat during economic roundtable on government spendingSally McManus is the secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions.
Unions wary of roundtable push to recognise overseas qualificationsSally McManus is advocating for changes to property investor taxes and capital gains tax to help younger Australians enter the property market.
ACTU wants to target millionaires, property investor taxes, capital gains tax concessions
Sally McManus is part of the productivity roundtable that Scott Farquhar will engage with regarding his proposals.
Tech bros, or broken? Farquhar and Cannon-Brookes face greatest testSally McManus, the ACTU secretary, criticized the RBA for not cutting rates earlier.
Inflation hits four-year low of 2.1 per cent, puts pressure on RBA for interest rate cutAustralian Council of Trade Unions secretary Sally McManus told Channel Nine’s Today program this week that it would be 'a very long time into the future' before the average worker would be affected by the $3 million cap.
Most Australians are far from being affected by new tax on Superannuation, ATO data showsACTU secretary Sally McManus has welcomed the commission’s recognition that the real value of award wages should be restored.
If bulldusting about productivity was productive, we’d all be billionairesSally McManus said the 3.5 per cent increase decision was a 'great outcome'.
Fair Work Commission gives Australia’s lowest-paid workers 3.5 per cent increaseAustralian Council of Trade Unions secretary Sally McManus has raised concerns about machines taking workers’ jobs.
Big business and unions on collision course over policySally McManus is the ACTU leader who questioned Darren Greenfield's integrity.
Inside Darren Greenfield, Michael Greenfield’s plan to “make some money together”Sally McManus is the ACTU secretary who called the election result a landslide.
Anthony Albanese faces tough calls on new Labor frontbenchSally McManus, ACTU Secretary, was spotted enjoying the celebration.
ABC election panelist Tony Barry slams broadcaster’s coverage
































































