I was bullied over Leas Cross concerns, says psychologist

THERE was an horrendous mistreatment and abuse of power by bosses at St Michael’s House in Dublin when they transferred an elderly patient to Leas Cross nursing home, a senior clinical psychologist yesterday claimed.
I was bullied over Leas Cross concerns, says psychologist
Tue, 17 Jan, 2006 - 00:00
Jim Morahan

Dr Mark Harrold called for the resignation of the St Michael’s House (SMH) board and chief executive the Employment Appeals Tribunal heard yesterday.

He is taking a constructive dismissal case against the north Dublin disability service provider.

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