The worker's union will tell the midlands TDs today they're opposed to the sale.
The next Government is being warned that allowing Bord Na Mona Recycling to be sold will have negative consequences for the Midlands.
That's the call from SIPTU which will voice opposition to the sale in a meeting with local Fianna Fail TD's this morning.
The union says now is not the time to be privitising a vital waste collection service when Ireland is set to miss its EU recycling targets.
SIPTU's Adrian Kane says members' voices need to be heard when it comes to their livelihoods:
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