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刘某应聘到湖南饭店做厨师，双方于2009年1月签订了劳动合同。合同中约定试用期为1年，试用期间包食宿，不支付工资，不为刘某缴纳社会保险费用，试用期满进行考试，若考试不合格则不予录用，合格则录用为正式员工，每月工资2000元。湖南饭店称由于是餐饮行业，为食品安全卫生考虑，刘某必须穿饭店统一发放的制服，每套制服向刘某收200元，并为防止刘某到饭店偷艺，向刘某收取5000元押金。刘某在饭店工作半年，厨艺大长，暗中与旺旺酒店接洽，旺旺酒店同意只要刘某从湖南饭店辞职，即聘用刘某。刘某通知湖南饭店自己要辞职，湖南饭店同意，但是要扣除刘某的押金，刘某不同意。
根据上述情况，请回答下列问题：
有关本案中湖南饭店与刘某所签劳动合同，下列说法正确的有：
D.合同无效，但刘某有权要求湖南饭店支付共计1万元的工资

A.合同系刘某与湖南饭店协商一致达成，双方应履行该合同
B.试用期期间不支付工资的约定无效，刘某有权要求湖南饭店向自己支付共计1万元的工资
C.试用期期间的约定无效，视为没有约定试用期

【参考答案】

BC
解析：《劳动合同法》第19条第4款规定，劳动合同仅约定试用期的，试用期不成立，该期限为劳动合同期限。所以B......

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