Chair sits empty at hospital inquiry after witness uses ruling for no-show
James O'Brien from Honeywell, which is subcontracted to manage facilities at Newcastle's Calvary Mater Hospital, failed to turn up to an inquiry.
Chair sits empty at hospital inquiry after witness uses ruling for no-show
James O'Brien from Honeywell, which is subcontracted to manage facilities at Newcastle's Calvary Mater Hospital, failed to turn up to an inquiry.
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