Airport Security Man Demoted for Kissing Colleague

Airport security man demoted for kissing colleague should get job back, says WRC

Supervisor was demoted from €46,000 a year post and placed on a final written warning after two incidents on successive days

Airport security worker demoted for kissing colleague should get job back, WRC rules

Airport chiefs have been urged to give a security worker his old job back as a supervisor after he was demoted for kissing a subordinate while they were at work together at a screening line two summers ago.

Airport security man demoted for kissing colleague

Airport chiefs have been urged to give a security worker his old job back as a supervisor after he was demoted for kissing a subordinate while they were at work together at a screening line two summers ago.

Airport security worker demoted for colleague kiss at work to get old job back

The incidents occurred on September 3 and 4, 2023 and involved the worker kissing a female colleague during active operational duties – once when she was operating an X-ray machine and the other in a premium services area

Airport security official demoted for kissing colleague at work should be reinstated, WRC recommends

The Workplace Relations Commission heard the incidents involved the worker kissing a female colleague during active operational duties — once when she was operating an X-ray machine and the other in a premium services area

Airport security supervisor reinstated following demotion for kissing colleague

An airport security supervisor who kissed a female colleague on two separate occasions at work should have his demotion rescinded, the Labour Court has ruled, writes Gordon Deegan. In the case, an unnamed airport authority demoted the worker on November 7, 2023, from airport search unit supervisor (ASUS) to ASU officer (ASUO) and issued him with a final written warning, valid for 18 months. Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) adjudicator Breiff…