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Supreme Court increases compensation for injured quarry worker to €80,000.

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The Supreme Court of Cyprus increased the compensation for a former quarry worker from €50,000 to €80,000.
The court determined that the employer was entirely responsible for the workplace accident that occurred in 2010.
The decision followed the acceptance of the employee's appeal, while the employer's counter appeal was dismissed.
This ruling was announced on July 3, 2026, by multiple news outlets.
The case highlights the judicial stance on employer liability in workplace accidents.

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The Supreme Court of Cyprus has raised the compensation for a former quarry worker, who was injured in a workplace accident in 2010, from €50,000 to €80,000. The increase was granted following the acceptance of the employee's appeal, which argued that the employer was fully responsible for the accident. The court's decision also included the dismissal of the employer’s counter appeal, reinforcing the judgement that placed liability entirely on the employer.

This ruling recognizes the significant implications for workplace safety and employer accountability within the mining sector. The case illustrates the judiciary's stance on ensuring fair compensation for employees injured while performing their duties, particularly in hazardous work environments such as quarries.

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