Union members voted to reject a 5% pay offer.
A UNION has warned of"travel chaos" at Glasgow Airport amid a pay dispute.
Around 250 ICTS workers based at Glasgow Airport voted by 94% to reject a 5% offer which the union claims equates to a"significant real terms pay cut".The Central Search workers deal with passengers directly in the security search area and process them for flights. Unite has said it will have"no option" but to move towards an industrial ballot if the company does not improve its pay offer.Abandoned snake found with note to feed it 'one mouse a day'
"Unless the company improves upon its current offer then Glasgow Airport faces a summer of travel chaos because it simply can’t operate safely and efficiently without these essential workers.
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