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Level 3, 1 Treasury Place, East Melbourne |
Deputy Premier Rob Hulls has been MLA for Niddrie since 1996 and has been Victoria's Attorney-General since 1999. Mr Hulls has been Minister for Industrial Relations since 2002.
He was Minister for manufacturing Industry 1999-2002, Minister for WorkCover 2002-2005, and Minister for Planning 2005-2006. He was Minister for Racing 1999-2002 and returned to that role in 2006.
Mr Hulls started his career in law, working in legal aid and in private practice, and was Federal Member for Kennedy 1990 -1993, when he became Chief of Staff to the Leader of the Victorian Opposition.
The Bracks Labor Government believes that Victorian workplaces should provide fair minimum employment rights, and respect an employee’s role as parents and family members as well as their role in the workplace.
Labor supports a balanced, cooperative approach that considers the views of businesses, workers and their unions.
Labor believes that every worker has the right to a fair safety net of wages and conditions, and a safe and healthy working environment free of discrimination where work of equal value is remunerated equally, regardless of the worker’s gender.
Current priorities are to protect work rights, family time and workplace safety, specifically to:
Mr Hulls started his career in law, working in legal aid and in private practice, becoming Federal Member for Kennedy in 1990 and then Chief of Staff to the Leader of the Victorian Opposition in 1993.
