That's according to a statement from the company.
Bord na Móna insists it's 'business as usual' despite a strategic review being carried out into one of its businesses.
SIPTU yesterday called on the Government to intervene and prevent the proposed sale of Bord na Móna Recycling, which it says is the last waste collection company in Ireland which is not fully privatised.
Union reps say it's essential the body remains semi-state.
Bord na Móna says the review into the business will not affect their ways of working, or their commitment to providing an efficient waste collection service.
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