Waste firm pleads guilty to breaking workplace safety laws in connection with employee's death

A waste management firm has entered a signed plea of guilty to breaking safety laws in connection with the death of an employee in a workplace accident.
Waste firm pleads guilty to breaking workplace safety laws in connection with employee's death
Mon, 06 Jul, 2020 - 16:43
Tom Tuite

Key Waste Management was summonsed to appear at Dublin District Court on health and safety charges.File image: iStock
Key Waste Management was summonsed to appear at Dublin District Court on health and safety charges.File image: iStock

A waste management firm has entered a signed plea of guilty to breaking safety laws in connection with the death of an employee in a workplace accident.

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