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Dock workers in Australia are calling for a 28-hour work week as they express concerns about the effects of automation and artificial intelligence on their jobs. The Maritime Union of Australia is leading this initiative amid ongoing discussions about the future of work in the industry.
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Dock workers in Australia are calling for a 28-hour work week as they express concerns about the effects of automation and artificial intelligence on their jobs. The Maritime Union of Australia is leading this initiative amid ongoing discussions about the future of work in the industry.
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Australia dock workers call for 28-hour week in AI talks
Australia dock workers advocate for 28-hour work week amid AI discussions