Talk:Side letter

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Did you know... that in Australia many unions and employers are working around the WorkChoices law by using side letters to reach agreement on non-workplace-related matters?

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The links from side letters on the Sybase page link here, which is not quite correct. Side letters are also common in computer software contracts, but they are not a collective bargaining vehicle in that instance. Side letter (contract modification) might be an appropriate name. rhyre (talk) 22:07, 14 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]