UNITE trade union says the future needs to be looked at in proper detail.
Bord na Móna is being asked to commit to a five year deal for workers involved in the bog rehabilitation project.
UNITE trade union is making the request after the semi-state company announced it's ending peat harvesting with immediate effect.
No timeline has been given as to when the €5 million programme to re-purpose the bogs could come to an end.
Regional officer with UNITE, Edenderry's Colm Quinlan says it's time the future was looked at in proper detail:
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