Prestwick Airportworkers agreed to call off their strike after winning a new wage deal.
Employees were unable to use the tool due to conflicts with management over wages.
When uniting the union, union members were pushed to the limit when their superiors refused to pay shift allowances and meet the real living wage (£9.90) of new hires.
A series of strikes were scheduled over the summer.
However, an updated proposal was filed that all employees earning £30,000 or less he would receive at least a 6.5% raise.
And after a new vote, the members agreed to accept the deal and end the strike.
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Prestwick Airport said: Over 300 staff and customers.
"We are pleased to confirm that salaries will be increased as early as next month."
Updated payoffs include real living wages for all employees, up to 2% employer pension contributions, improved benefits, increased entitlement to annual leave, enhanced sickness benefit provisions, and one-time payments. £250 to help with increasing living costs.
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