Holidaymakers flying out of one of Scotland’s busiest airports could face travel chaos, a union has warned, as security staff up the stakes in their pay battle.
Around 250 workers who are employed by ICTS at Glasgow Airport have rejected what Unite described as a “derisory” 5% pay offer.
Unite regional industrial officer Pat McIlvogue said the offer “represents a massive pay cut in real-terms” and added: “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.
