Employers banned from running a business after driving at work accident

Two men have been banned from running businesses after one of their employees, who worked excessive hours, was killed in a crash.

Raymond Knapman was given a ten-year ban and Robert Legg five years at an Exeter Employment Tribunal, following an application by the Department of Trade and Industry under the Employment Agencies Act 1973.

This action follows criminal proceedings against the two individuals in which Knapman was sentenced to two-and-half years in prison and Legg was fined &po... (465 more words)

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