Who we are
SIPTU’s Transport, Energy, Aviation and Construction Division represents workers in key State enterprises, public transport and the construction industry.
From working on building sites to keeping homes warm in the winter our members deliver essential services that underpin Ireland’s infrastructure and economy.
There are four Sectors within the Division:
our sectors
Members are organised across the island of Ireland and their activities make a major contribution to improving the quality of people’s lives and delivering essential services. Membership is drawn from both the private and public sectors.
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Email: teac@siptu.ie
Divisional Organiser: Adrian Kane
Latest news in Transport, Energy, Aviation and Construction
SIPTU has called for an investigation into how footage of an incident where a female bus driver was shot with an airgun has managed to be widely distributed on social media.
SIPTU has called for urgent action on measures to combat anti-social behaviour on our public transport network following the shooting with an airgun of a Bus Éireann driver.
SIPTU representatives have welcomed the partial success of its Tara Mines campaign in the form of new legislation which was passed in the Dáil this week.
SIPTU has called for investment in Bord Na Móna Recycling to ensure the creation of a sustainable semi-state waste disposal service
SIPTU has strongly criticised Minister Eamon Ryan, for failing to meet with the Union to discuss the threatened privatisation of Bord na Mona Recycling.
The move follows a successful union organising campaign with Sky Handling Partner staff based in Dublin and Shannon. This is a significant development.
In the absence of a realistic pay offer the next strike action by transport workers is set for a 72-hour period starting on a staggered basis from 27th February.
Workplace representatives in Translink have unanimously agreed an escalated schedule of industrial action including four further days of strikes in February.