Major disruption is expected at UK airports tomorrow as immigration workers stage a one-day strike in a dispute over public sector pensions.
The strike, which is set for 10 May, could start taking effect tonight due to some shifts starting this evening.
Heathrow has already been experiencing major delays at immigration checks after security was heightened following last year’s border row after passport and visa checks were reduced without Government approval. The UK government has come under harsh criticism and complaints as passengers have been waiting for as long as 3 hours to pass through border control. UK Home Secretary Theresa May and UK Border Force managers are meeting with airline officials to layout plans to deal with the disruption expected from tomorrow’s strike.
Click here to see the original article>Heathrow has already been experiencing major delays at immigration checks after security was heightened following last year’s border row after passport and visa checks were reduced without Government approval. The UK government has come under harsh criticism and complaints as passengers have been waiting for as long as 3 hours to pass through border control. UK Home Secretary Theresa May and UK Border Force managers are meeting with airline officials to layout plans to deal with the disruption expected from tomorrow’s strike.