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Trump administration ends collective bargaining for 50,000 airport security officers
- The Department of Homeland Security is ending the collective bargaining agreement for about 47,000 Transportation Security Officers, as announced on Friday.
- The union stated that this decision strips collective bargaining rights from the frontline employees at the Transportation Security Administration.
- This decision is part of an initiative to dismantle union protections and privatize the TSA.
- The union stated that the order will reduce morale and hinder the workforce.
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DHS Strips Union Rights from 47,000 TSA Workers; HHS Offers Buyouts to 80,000 Workers
The Trump administration says it’s stripping union protections for 47,000 workers at the Transportation Security Administration, including the right to collective bargaining. American Federation of Government Employees National President Everett Kelley condemned the move as a “pretext for attacking the rights of regular working Americans across the country because they happen to belong to a union.” On Friday, some 80,000 workers at the Departmen…
The Department of National Security (DHS) reported that it will end collective bargaining for Transport Safety Officers (TSO) with the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA).Read more]]>
New move by Trump administration poses double danger for airline passengers
WASHINGTON—The decision by the Republican Donald Trump regime to immediately end the collective bargaining agreement covering 47,000 Transportation Security Officers—the airport screeners—“puts us all at risk” when we fly, says outspoken Association of Flight Attendants-CWA President Sara...
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