Certis security staff to strike at Sydney Airport over job security

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Hundreds of Certis security workers at Sydney Airport will strike on Friday, first from 6 am to 10 am and then from 5 pm to 9 pm, demanding job security.

The Transport Workers Union is urging the airport to fund decent jobs rather than squeeze workers for profit, with demands that include more full‑time positions, fairer rostering and no cuts to part‑time hours; Sydney Airport has threatened to end Certis contracts, creating uncertainty, and crisis‑bargaining talks are scheduled for Thursday.

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