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Hulls denies IR ads are political as Labor state workplace advocates gang up on Work Choices

Victorian IR Minister and newly sworn-in Deputy Premier Rob Hulls today denied that a State Government-funded advertising campaign attacking Work Choices was political, as five Labor state and territory workplace advocates met to consider combined new strategies against the federal laws.

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