Sydney Airport security staff to stage two four‑hour walkouts on Friday

Sydney Airport security staff to stage two four‑hour walkouts on Friday
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Hundreds of security workers contracted by Certis Group will stop work for two four‑hour periods on Friday, citing demands for more full‑time jobs, fairer rostering and protection of hours.

Stoppage schedule

Security workers at Sydney Airport will undertake two four‑hour stoppages on Friday, from 6 am to 10 am and from 5 pm to 9 pm.

Union demands

The Transport Workers Union is demanding more full‑time jobs, fairer rostering and no cuts to hours for the security staff.

Employer response

Certis Group, the security firm contracted by Sydney Airport, says it remains committed to negotiating in good faith and had put a fresh offer to staff as recently as Thursday.

A spokesperson for Sydney Airport said the airport is working with its partners to minimise disruption and maintain passenger safety.

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