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New ACTU chief: workers deserve real say on AI decisions

New ACTU secretary Melissa Donnelly says workers must have a voice in how AI is used at work, and warned Australians that One Nation policies would hurt household costs.

Why it mattersHow AI gets rolled out at work will shape jobs and job security across Australia. Workers having a voice now matters because the technology is moving fast.

AustraliaAustralian workers are anxious about AI. This signals the union movement is demanding consultation rights and tougher rules to protect Australian jobs and creative work.

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