Accidents and illness costing business €300m

The chief executive of the Chambers of Commerce of Ireland today said accidents and work-related illnesses through poor implementation of health and safety practices are costing Irish businesses at least €300m per annum.

Accidents and illness costing business €300m

The chief executive of the Chambers of Commerce of Ireland today said accidents and work-related illnesses through poor implementation of health and safety practices are costing Irish businesses at least €300m per annum.

John Dunne made the statement at a press conference in Dublin to launch a health and safety training initiative that seeks to tackle bad work practices and reduce costs for Irish small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

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