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Pike River families welcome new workplace crime plan
Reported by Aakash Bora (Staff Writer) · Google News - NZ Top Stories ·
Families affected by the Pike River Mine tragedy are supporting a new legal plan proposed by the Labour Party. The proposal involves creating corporate homicide charges to hold companies criminally responsible when worker deaths occur due to major safety failures. The families of those lost in the mining disaster feel this step brings them closer to the kind of accountability they have fought for over many years. Labour leaders put forward this policy change to ensure bosses face serious legal consequences if negligence leads to fatal accidents at workplaces across the country.
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