NECI

Connecting Irelands Electrical Contractors
The need for a new representative association was highlighted when the parties to the Registered Employment Agreement (REA) that was in force in the electrical contracting Industry agreed in principal a rate increase of 5%.These parties then went to the Labour Court to vary the agreement and sign the increase into law.
NECI Pension & Sick Pay Scheme
After more than a years work, The National Council of NECI are proud to present the new NECI pension and sick pay scheme. The scheme has been approved by the Revenue Commissioners and is fully regulated by the Pensions Board.
NECI undertakes Industry Wide Survey
We as the new representative organisation for Electrical Contractors have undertaken to get the real views of the electrical industry. We believe that For the first time ever our survey is getting to views and opinions of the majority of electrical contractors operating in Ireland.
NECI Aims & Objectives
To form an Association that will represent the greatest number of employers, speak for all electrical contractors on a national level on all issues which affect you & your business. For Example Government Bodies, PSA (Private Security Authority), FAS, NERA (National Employment Agency), CER (Commission For Energy Regulation).
NECI Object to Cost Increases
We will continue to object to any cost increases being imposes upon Ireland's Electrical Contractors during the current difficult trading conditions. In Particular the exorbitant fees being demanded by the Private Security Authority (PSA) will be opposed.

Connecting Ireland’s Electrical Contractors

National Electrical Contractors Ireland (NECI) was formed to provide a platform for Electrical Contractors in Ireland who had no voice when it came to talks about Pay and Conditions. In June 2008 a Steering group was set up to oversee the Formation of the new organisation. This steering group achieved all its objectives (including stopping the 5% pay increase) as mandated by those who attended the start-up meeting in Athlone. The steering group was replaced by the first National Council elected by the large attendance at the first AGM, which was held in February 2009. Since then NECI has gone from