Homeland Security ends collective bargaining agreement with TSA employees
"Attempting to negate [TSA workers'] legally binding collective bargaining agreement now makes zero sense – it will only reduce morale and hamper the workforce," said Rep. Bennie G. Thompson, a Democrat from Mississippi and ranking member of the Committee on Homeland Security, in a statement on Friday.
DHS ends collective bargaining for some TSA workers, citing productivity concerns
Tens of thousands of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees may lose union privileges after the Department of Homeland Security announced Friday it is ending a collective bargaining agreement with the TSA.
DHS argued that eliminating collective bargaining will make airports more efficient by removing “bureaucratic hurdles that ...
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A union representing Transportation Security Administration workers calls the Department of Homeland Security's decision to ...
The move could lay the groundwork for the government to fire T.S.A. workers and perhaps even privatize the agency, according to labor experts.
The termination of the TSA collective bargaining agreement comes amid claims from the Department of Homeland Security that ...
"The distraction alone is negative when the focus should be making sure we are all safe," said one TSA Officer at SEA Airport ...
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