The company will almost certainly have broken some part of the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 for failing to keep its employee safe. Obviously you can't imprison a company, but its directors can be prosecuted for failing to ensure a safe workplace and the punishment on conviction would be a large fine.
If the company isn't insured for employee accidents, it could be prosecuted for that too.
That takes account of criminal law. In civil law the employee can sue for compensation.
So that's potentially three court cases the company could end up in, all very expensive
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In the US there is no legislation regarding health and safety in the IT environment. There is general legislation regarding health and safety in the workplace - the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, and regulations that were issued under its authority.
In the US, current copyright legislation is found in Circular 92 (link below).
The current European and National legislation that is relevant to pressure area care and risk assessment is the same as the legislation that the United States uses. This legislation is an effort to mitigate risks.
What is systems concept contribution to current management?
It is the safeguarding legislation
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The list of the main features of current employment legislation includes: Employment rights Equality and discrimination Health and safety
There are many regulations that cover the storage and use of hazardous materials. Which ones apply to you depend on what country you are in and sometimes also one what state or province you are in. The regulations are those that relate to fire prevention/protection, occupational exposure, and environmental management.
What current local uk and european legislation and organisational requirements procedures and practices for communicating with individuals?
current legislation obtaining venous blood samples