A planned Christmas strike by airport staff at Gatwick, Heathrow and Manchester airports has been called off. Members of the Unite union working for dnata at the three airports had been due to walk out tomorrow, but will be balloted on revised proposals. Unite regional officer Kevin Hall said: 'Unite is pleased to confirm that strike action has been suspended following a revised offer which better reflects the contribution our members make to the company. Unite union had called for peace talks to avoid disruption at airports on December 23 and 24, and thankfully it appears some common ground has been reached
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Industrial action was scheduled to take place on December 23 and 24
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But members of Unite union working for dnata agree to listen to proposals
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Dnata propose an increase in salary of 2.25% and one-off payment of £175
Gatwick had earlier confirmed that as @placeholder have only a small operation at the airport, no passengers would be affected if the strike had gone ahead.