Tubthumper
16-Apr-11, 11:23
"A top executive at a German steelmaker has been convicted of murder for a 2007 plant blaze that killed seven workers in Italy. Five other company officials have been convicted on manslaughter charges and sentenced to up to 13-and-a-half years in prison."
Interesting. Will this herald a new dawn in EU-wide H&S legislation, where those who gain the most when their operation goes right finally start to take responsibility when it goes wrong?
Interesting. Will this herald a new dawn in EU-wide H&S legislation, where those who gain the most when their operation goes right finally start to take responsibility when it goes wrong?