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• Meanwhile, the great summer getaway this weekend was beset by problems, after Dover and Folkestone were snarled up in gridlock as travellers attempted to cross to France via ferry and Eurotunnel Games
  
  ”Airports have already seen a huge amount of strain this summer, with daily flight and passenger caps introduced at both Heathrow and Gatwick as staff struggled to cope with the increased number of travellers Games
  
  RecommendedDetermined beach worker continues to shovel sand during 65km/h windsTravel woes continue as Eurostar trains cancelledInflight meal horror as ‘severed snake head’ found in plane dish“Attempts to turn things around have so far missed the mark and, with peak season now upon us, urgent action is required Games
  
  “Based on our data and the voice of both current and ex-airline and airport workers, if salary levels and benefits were enhanced, the crisis could be severely dampened Games
  
  However, the recent travel chaos does not seem to have been a big factor in influencing career change considerations, with only 5 per cent blaming the current situation at UK airports, where staff shortages have coincided with a surge in travel demand to create lengthy queues and last-minute flight cancellations Games
  
  More than two in five airport workers are considering quitting their jobs, according to new research Games
  
  Only one third of those surveyed said they had received a pay rise in the last 12 months Games
  
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  In a poll of 1,700 airport staff by UK jobs site CV-Library, employees cited stressful working conditions and low pay as the reasons behind them considering throwing in the towel Games
  
  Lee Biggins, chief executive of CV-Library, said: “With the industry in such disarray, it comes as no surprise that so many airport workers are considering leaving Games
  
  The port and various British politicians, including Tory party leader candidates Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss, laid the blame squarely on France for failing to provide enough border staff to cope, while other commentators have pointed to the fact that Brexit has slowed down the passport checking process Games
  
  Security queue delays and baggage chaos have blighted the UK’s aviation hubs, while last-minute flight cancellations and reduced capacity have seen air fares soar Games
  
  
  
  RecommendedDetermined beach worker continues to shovel sand during 65km/h windsTravel woes continue as Eurostar trains cancelledInflight meal horror as ‘severed snake head’ found in plane dish“Attempts to turn things around have so far missed the mark and, with peak season now upon us, urgent action is required Games
  
  In a poll of 1,700 airport staff by UK jobs site CV-Library, employees cited stressful working conditions and low pay as the reasons behind them considering throwing in the towel Games
  
  “Based on our data and the voice of both current and ex-airline and airport workers, if salary levels and benefits were enhanced, the crisis could be severely dampened Games
  
  Lee Biggins, chief executive of CV-Library, said: “With the industry in such disarray, it comes as no surprise that so many airport workers are considering leaving Games
  
  Only one third of those surveyed said they had received a pay rise in the last 12 months Games
  
  The port and various British politicians, including Tory party leader candidates Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss, laid the blame squarely on France for failing to provide enough border staff to cope, while other commentators have pointed to the fact that Brexit has slowed down the passport checking process Games
  
  Security queue delays and baggage chaos have blighted the UK’s aviation hubs, while last-minute flight cancellations and reduced capacity have seen air fares soar Games
  
  ”Airports have already seen a huge amount of strain this summer, with daily flight and passenger caps introduced at both Heathrow and Gatwick as staff struggled to cope with the increased number of travellers Games
  
  Meanwhile, the great summer getaway this weekend was beset by problems, after Dover and Folkestone were snarled up in gridlock as travellers attempted to cross to France via ferry and Eurotunnel Games
  
  More than two in five airport workers are considering quitting their jobs, according to new research Games
  
  However, the recent travel chaos does not seem to have been a big factor in influencing career change considerations, with only 5 per cent blaming the current situation at UK airports, where staff shortages have coincided with a surge in travel demand to create lengthy queues and last-minute flight cancellations Games
  
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