Donald Williams's widow criticises £200,000 Airbus fine
The widow of an Airbus employee killed at work has criticised the £200,000 fine given to the company.
Donald Williams, 62, from Buckley, was crushed while attaching a fertiliser spreader to a tractor at the manufacturer's Broughton factory in Flintshire in November 2011.
Mold Crown Court was told Airbus must also pay £58,891 in costs after admitting a health and safety breach.
Sheila Williams said the fine and bad publicity does not "amount to much in exchange for a man's life."
Matthew Richards reports.
17 Jul 2014
- From the section Wales