AI reshapes Australian workplaces while most workers stay in the dark
Nearly half of Australian leaders redesigned work for AI. Only 19 per cent of workers were told what this means.
Nearly half of Australian business leaders and IT decision-makers say AI is changing tasks, workflows, and roles. More than half say AI adoption has created new roles or teams.
Knowledge workers report a different picture. Only 19 per cent report discussing how AI will affect their role or headcount.
Only 40 per cent say their organisation clearly explains how AI and new technologies may affect their job. HP's managing director for Australia says uncertainty grows when technology moves faster than the conversation about it.
Workers are thinking ahead. About six in ten are prioritising transferable skills over climbing a traditional career ladder.
- 19 per cent
- Workers discussing AI impact
- 40 per cent
- Clear communication from organisation
- 38 per cent
- Employees expected to use AI
Why it mattersEmployees face career uncertainty. Bosses redesign jobs around technology few workers understand. Workers don't feel prepared for it.
AustraliaMillions of Australian workers may see their roles change significantly without clear information about what's ahead for their career and skills.
✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 5 h ago
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