One of Scotland's busiest airports is set for a summer of travel chaos after workers rejected a 'derisory' pay offer. Holidaymakers flying from Glasgow Airport could face extreme delays as security staff up the stakes in their pay battle, a union has warned.
Around 250 workers who are employed by ICTS at Glasgow Airport have rejected what Unite described as a "derisory" 5 per cent pay offer. The union are encouraging ICTS to 'heed the warning' before the dispute escalates and leaves the airport unable to operate 'safely and efficiently'.
Pat McIlvogue, Unite regional industrial officer, said the offer "represents a massive pay cut in real-terms".
