They deny increased benefits because he died without a seat belt accident.

Murcia, June 29 .- The Social Chamber of the Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Murcia (TSJ) dismissed an appeal filed by the widow and daughters of a worker who claimed the increase in Social Security benefits because the deceased contributed to the fatal traffic accident while driving without a seat belt and an inappropriate speed.

The Board indicates that the traffic accident occurred on, mortal gold, June 9, 2003 in San Javier, when the employee of a garbage collection company articulated driving a vehicle that overturned, resulting in their death as a result of serious injuries.

In its appeal, the widow and daughters claimed that the benefits provided by Social Security is seen increased by 50 percent and not only in the 30 percent granted, considering, cheap aion kinah, that the company had not sufficiently informed and prepared about the deceased the health and safety standards.

In rejecting his appeal, the Supreme Court notes that the Labour Inspection qualify the events as constituting a serious infringement and agreed to impose a penalty in its medium degree, "and within this process can not be classified as very serious.", sto credits,

The Board also adds that "has to assess the performance of a deceased worker who was not wearing a seat belt and that, although the speed was not excessive, was inadequate in relation to the terms of the way and the volume of cargo carried. 1010611