XPost: can.politics   
   From: "@nyet.ca   
      
   On 5/18/2014 6:12 PM, TomP wrote:   
   > Its in the Health and Safety Act. Supervisors are responsible for their   
   > subordinates. You must accept responsibility for putting someone in a   
   > dangerous situation.   
   >   
   > In this case the company applied to Transport Canada for a single train   
   > engineer. This put the engineer in a dangerous situation because he had   
   > to leave the train running to keep the brakes operating while he got   
   > some rest. The company was negligent and that can be followed to the top   
   > where putting the town at risk was in order to save the company money.   
      
      
   Going back to the first premise on this issue:  where did you hear that   
   the owner/CEO wouldn't be charged in this case?   
      
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