In this episode, Andrew Douglas and Jim Babalis explore the growing trend of serious criminal prosecutions arising from workplace safety incidents. Using South Australia's first industrial manslaughter prosecution as a starting point, they discuss how regulators are increasingly pursuing significant penalties against companies, directors, and individuals following workplace fatalities.
The conversation also examines recent industrial and workplace manslaughter cases from across Australia, highlighting the evolving legal landscape, the heightened expectations on employers and officers, and the importance of proactive safety management in mitigating both legal and operational risk.
Watch this week’s Friday Workplace Briefing Video here.

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