Union officials to discuss Dublin waste outsourcing

Union officials from Dublin's four local authorities will meet today to decide a strategy to oppose the outsourcing of waste disposal services in the capital.

Union officials to discuss Dublin waste outsourcing

Union officials from Dublin's four local authorities will meet today to decide a strategy to oppose the outsourcing of waste disposal services in the capital.

SIPTU shop stewards at the meeting also intend to elect a strike committee.

It comes as talks continue between the union and Dun Laoighre-Rathdown Council in the dispute over the council's plan to outsource waste collection to a private company.

Workers in Dublin's three other local authorities have already voted to strike if the outsourcing in Dun Laoighre-Rathdown goes ahead.

Paul Smyth of SIPTU says outscourcing in one local authority paves the way for massive job losses in other councils.

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