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Submitted by Visitor on Thu, 2007-05-24 06:13
A COMPANY owned by Kevin Rudd's wife put workers on individual contracts that stripped them of key award conditions.
A common law contract, obtained by the Herald Sun, removed penalty rates, overtime and allowances for an extra 45c an hour.
Workplace Minister Joe Hockey said the contracts could be illegal and he would investigate the matter further.
"For a common law contract to remove conditions from an award would be unlawful but I need to get more information," he said today.
"There seems to be a lot of questions that need to be asked about this matter."
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