This isn’t an easy confession to make in the pages of this august publication, but I grudgingly admire the ACTU’s Sally McManus.
Don’t get me wrong. There is little in McManus’ ideological outlook to recommend itself to a sentient being. Her suggestion that wage rises not linked to productivity increases will help deal with inflation is as bizarre as her suggestion that we should pick and choose which laws we obey.
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