Department reverses JobBridge ban on firms imposed after allegations of assaults and bullying

It has been revealed by the Irish Examiner that the Department of Social Protection has reversed its decision to ban all firms where it was alleged that interns had been assaulted and bullied.

Department reverses JobBridge ban on firms imposed after allegations of assaults and bullying
Mon, 18 Apr, 2016 - 09:21

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