Strike action scheduled for the next two weekends at Gatwick by ASC workers has been called off, the union Unite has announced.
ASC staff voted in favour of a double-digit pay rise, meaning they will not now go ahead with strikes on July 28-August 1 or August 4-8.
Meanwhile, workers at Menzies have voted in favour of a 13% increase for ground-handling staff and a 17% increase for the lowest paid staff, as well as enhancements to annual leave and sick pay.
The planned strikes by Menzies workers on July 28-August 1 had already been suspended, and a second walkout had been set for August 4-8.
The votes in favour of the pay deals mean that both disputes have now ended, and all strike action related to them cancelled.
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Earlier this week, strikes by Gatwick DHL workers were also called off after the workers voted to accept a 15% pay deal.
Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said: “These excellent results were achieved because Menzies and ASC workers at Gatwick are unionised and stood strong.
“Unite does what it says on the trade union tin: Defend and improve jobs, pay and conditions for our members.”
On Monday (July 24), Unite said that talks with a fourth company, GGS, were “progressing in a positive direction”.
Strike action by GGS workers scheduled for July 28-August 1 was suspended to allow these talks to continue, with a strike between August 4-8 still set to go ahead if a satisfactory outcome is not reached in time.
Unite said today: “Workers at GGS have begun balloting on an improved pay offer. A further announcement will be made in due course.”
Unite regional officer Dominic Rothwell said: “As these results demonstrate, workers looking to improve their wages and working lives should join Unite and get their colleagues to do the same.”