Safety big on the agenda for Cork County Council
For the largest local authority in the country, the Consistent High Achiever Award validates a heroic success in maintaining best standards across its vast remit
Cork County Council has expanded its safety programmes to include employee wellness over the past couple of years and is pleased with the external validation of its efforts in the Consistent High Achiever Award, said the head of safety for Cork County Council, Eddie Ronayne.
“Geographically we are the largest local authority in the country and, outside of Dublin, we are the largest in terms of the number of people working for us,” said Ronayne....
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