So, in the past ten years 3,000 people in the UK have died at work and a further 200,000 have suffered serious injury (The Argus, November 30).
Yet this isn't treated as a disaster. Governments past and present should hang their heads in shame for not implementing far tougher employee protection laws, swingeing fines and imprisonment for negligent bosses.
-C Hopper, Montpelier Crescent, Brighton
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