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Company guilty of Health and Safety breach following death of an employee: R -v- Veolia ES (UK) Ltd

Veolia was fined £130,000 and ordered to pay costs of £220,000 after the jury found the company guilty of breaching sections of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 following the death of an employee when a 1,100 litre recycling bin fell on his head from a refuse lorry.

Veolia was found to have failed to properly maintain the lifting system for bins on the lorry and this led to the recycling bin falling.

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