Skip to main content
The Morning Star Shop
Airport security set to strike over pay

HUNDREDS of security staff at two of Scotland’s busiest airports have overwhelmingly backed a strike as a pay dispute deepens.

ICTS central search workers at Glasgow and Aberdeen airports have been in dispute with the company for several months.

Their union Unite, whose ongoing Runway to Success campaign seeks to improve job security and terms and conditions in a sector where outsourcing is endemic, called the ballot when members rejected a 4 per cent pay offer backdated to January and a £500 one-off payment.

The 95th Anniversary Appeal
Support the Morning Star
You have reached the free limit.
Subscribe to continue reading.
More from this author
First Minister John Swinney addresses the workforce during a to visit Alexander Dennis in Larbert to meet staff and discuss the government's work with partners to secure the future of the company's manufacturing in Scotland, September 15, 2025
Transport / 15 September 2025
15 September 2025
Passengers onboard a Calmac ferry
Workers' Rights / 15 September 2025
15 September 2025
Injection bay areas in the Using Space at The Thistle drugs consumption room at the NHS Enhanced Drug Treatment Facility at Hunter Street Health Centre in Glasgow, January 9, 2025
Healthcare / 16 September 2025
16 September 2025
Firefighters from the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) take part in the Cuts Leave Scars rally outside the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh, calling for an end to cuts imposed on the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service over the last 10 years, October 26, 2023
Public Services / 15 September 2025
15 September 2025
Similar stories
Glasgow airport
Workers' Rights / 11 July 2025
11 July 2025
The air side view of Glasgow airport
Scotland / 4 July 2025
4 July 2025