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Scotland: Unions welcome news that cabin crew jobs at risk of redundancy ‘have now been saved’

UNIONS have welcomed news that cabin crew jobs at risk of redundancy across Scottish airports have now been saved, thanks to training courses supported by the Scottish government. 

Loganair cabin crew workers through Unite negotiated with the airline to use the Covid Response Fund to mitigate compulsory redundancies. 

Thirteen courses were tailored to fit in with the role, including safety information being translated into British Sign Language as well as learning the basics that could be transferred into other situations outside the job.

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