Big changes are coming to Australia’s most powerful union body as Sally McManus and Michele O’Neil announce their departures after nearly a decade leading the ACTU. McManus will step down at the end of August, O’Neil before year’s end — both citing the need to pave the way for a new generation. Their legacy includes major worker wins like record wage growth and shrinking gender pay gaps, praised by Prime Minister Albanese. The next leaders will be chosen by affiliated unions, with interim appointments made by the ACTU Executive and a full election set for next year’s centennial Congress. The stage is set for a fresh leadership chapter in Australia’s oldest labor movement.
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