Hospitality workers are demanding councillors in Glasgow introduce a new requirement for those working late in venues such as pubs and clubs to be provided with free transport home at the end of their shift.
Caitlin Lee, chair of Unite hospitality union in Glasgow, is leading the Get Me Home Safely (GMHS) campaign after she was sexually assaulted while walking home from work.
The hotel where she worked had refused to pay for her to get a taxi home after she finished her shift at midnight and she believes that as the biggest local authority in Scotland, Glasgow City Council should lead the way for safety for hospitality workers.
