Glasgow hospitality workers say free night transport home could help stop gender-based violence.
After being attacked while walking home from work, Caitlin Lee has helped secure free transport home for late night workers in Glasgow.
She said a late night taxi home could cost low-paid hospitality workers as much as two hours of wages."I took it to my employer and tried to explain why it was so important - that they should've done it for me that night."That got Unite more involved. We started looking at how we could enforce it on employers through the licensing board and the council.
Caitlin said: "The whole council unanimously agreed with the motion, and one of the main things they recognised was that even though it's focused on hospitality, at it's heart it's about women's safety and tackling gender-based violence on a municipal issue.
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