Three-time victimised lecturer brands Waterford IT 'the most toxic work environment'

Employed at WIT since 1997, Dr Moore Walsh confirmed that she has taken six separate workplace relations cases against WIT since 2004

Dr Kathleen Moore Walsh (right) with her husband, Peter and their dog, Lassie. Dr Moore Walsh recently secured her third separate workplace victimisation award against WIT

Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) “is the most toxic work environment” a three-time victimised law lecturer there has ever experienced.

Last week, criminal law lecturer, Dr Kathleen Moore Walsh was successful in securing her third separate workplace victimisation award against WIT bringing to a total of €45,000 WIT has been ordered to pay the US national victimisation compensation since 2004.