Rehab advertising in Ireland and Britain for CEO

Public advertisements appear in the media in Ireland and Britain today for a new chief executive for the Rehab group.

Rehab advertising in Ireland and Britain for CEO
Fri, 06 Jun, 2014 - 01:00
Stephen Rogers

The position, which was vacated by former CEO Angela Kerins at the start of April, was advertised internally throughout the organisation yesterday.

Ms Kerins’ departure followed controversy over her €240,000 a year salary, a figure she revealed only after she was put under significant pressure to do so.

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