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Individual contracts less likely to provide overtime, penalties and leave loading: study

Individual employment arrangements are less likely than collective or union agreements to provide overtime, weekend penalties and annual leave loadings, according to a study of 793 Victorian businesses released by the Bracks Government today.

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