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A “significantly improved” pay deal for workers at Glasgow Airport has been accepted.The workers deal with passengers directly in the security search area and process them for flights.
Around 250 workers at ICTS Central Search team will now receive a phased increase worth up to 11 per cent.Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said: “Unite has secured another significant wage deal at Glasgow Airport, which has been emphatically backed by our members.
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