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Pilots to be exempt from some airport checks

Tags: John Pistole , screening , pilots , AP

Monday - 07/18/2011, 10:33pm EDT

May 23 set for TSA union run-off election

Transportation security officers will begin voting May 23 in a run-off election to decide which of two unions they want to be represented by.

Tags: AFGE , NTEU , FLRA , union , bargaining rights , Colleen Kelley , run-off , Jolie Lee

Monday - 07/18/2011, 06:34pm EDT

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Employee unions to form coalition about feds

Several federal employee unions will join a new group to raise awareness about the federal workforce. The National Treasury Employee Union also is holding its annual legislative conference to lobby lawmakers on key issues such as furloughs and health care.

Tags: pay and benefits , shutdown , collective bargaining , NTEU , Colleen Kelley , Gerald Connolly , Maureen Gilman , Meg Beasley

Monday - 07/18/2011, 06:31pm EDT

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AFGE, NTEU vie to represent TSA workers

Transportation Security Administration Administrator John Pistole granted collective bargaining rights to the nation's 40,000 airport screeners. The decision comes eight months after Pistole became TSA administrator.

Tags: John Gage , AFGE , Colleen Kelley , NTEU ,

Monday - 07/18/2011, 06:30pm EDT

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Pilots to be exempt from some airport checks

The Transportation Security Administration says airline pilots will be allowed to skip some physical security checks at airports.

Tags: pilots , screenings , security , AP

Monday - 07/18/2011, 06:26pm EDT

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From pizza to pump: TSA job ads go viral

DHS job ads pop up all over. View the photo gallery.

Tags: newsstand , DHS , pizza box , Amy Morris , Suzanne Kubota , photo gallery , gas pump

Monday - 07/18/2011, 06:22pm EDT

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DHS spreads full-body scanner capabilities

More of the flying public will be seen at more airports than ever before.

Tags: newsstand , security , DHS , backscatter , millimeter wave technology , AIT

Monday - 07/18/2011, 06:22pm EDT

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TSA revises ban on websites

The Transportation Security Administration has revised its decision to block access to websites deemed "inappropriate for government access" from agency computers.

Tags: blocked websites , controversial opinion , Rachel Stevens

Monday - 07/18/2011, 06:21pm EDT

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