Protestors: fines are not enough for corporate manslaughter

The relatives of people killed at work in Scotland have demanded that Scottish MPs bring in tougher penalties, including prison, for negligent directors.

According to the campaigners, who were members of Families Against Corporate Killers (FACK), existing health and safety legislation is not strong enough to force employers to face the consequences of their actions.

Louise Adamson, an employment lawyer whose brother Michael was electrocuted in August 2005, called for employers to be jailed... (241 more words)

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