Six female paramedics have come forward with allegations of sexual harassment and bullying in the National Ambulance Service.
Training in all areas of the workplace is key to addressing systemic bullying - that's the view of an Offaly training consultant.
It comes as six female paramedics are coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment and bullying in the National Ambulance Service.
They feel the response of the body after similar claims is not good enough, with their representative association calling for an investigation into how these complaints are handled.
Breda Colgan is from Salutem Training Tullamore and says all aspects need to be examined:
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