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Summer strikes averted at Glasgow Airport as pay deals struck

Summer strikes averted at Glasgow Airport as pay deals struck
BBC UK Monday 15 June 2026, 05:27 UTC 1 min read
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Nearly 400 workers at Glasgow Airport have accepted offers from bosses at ICTS and Menzies Aviation.

Nearly 400 workers at Glasgow Airport have accepted offers from bosses at ICTS and Menzies Aviation.
Glasgow Airport (LOCATION) ICTS (ORG) Menzies Aviation (ORG)
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