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What is 'industrial manslaughter'?

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What is 'industrial manslaughter'?

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Australian Community Media

63 Views • Jan 13, 2025

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Industrial manslaughter is now criminalised in every jurisdiction. But there are many differences across states and territories in the way industrial manslaughter cases are heard and punished. Across each state and territory, individuals could face anything from 20 years to life in prison, while corporations could be hit with between $10 million to $20 million in fines.

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#shorts #industrial manslaughter #court #law #crime #manslaughter #workplace #workplace relations #australian law

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