3 April 2024
RMT Press Office:
CalMac CEO Robbie Drummond has stood down following six years in the role.
An RMT spokesperson said: "This is a concerning development for our CalMac members and only comes a week after the sacking of the head of publicly owned Ferguson Marine. We cannot tolerate any more instability. The Cabinet Secretary for Transport must take this opportunity to announce an extension of the existing Clyde and Hebrides ferry service contract and directly award it to CalMac."
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