Whistleblower complaint in 2018 wasn't treated as protected disclosure 

Waterford Council has been strongly criticised for its handling of a complaint about use of funds and recruitment procedures at Waterford Area Partnership
Whistleblower complaint in 2018 wasn't treated as protected disclosure 

It is understood the individual, who no longer works at WAP, spoke with a number of senior ranking council officials at the meeting in March 2018. Picture: AP Photo/Jenny Kane, File

Waterford City and County Council has been strongly criticised by Transparency International Ireland for its handling of a complaint made by an alleged whistleblower.

It comes after the local authority chief executive Michael Walsh told the Irish Examiner he met a complainant in 2018 about the Waterford Area Partnership (WAP), but that it was “confirmed” with the employee it was not a protected disclosure.

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