Concern For Radiation Exposure Levels For Both The Public And
TSA Employees
At least one U.S. Congressman is asking TSA to release
inspection reports that show whether or not X-ray machines in
airports to screen passengers and bags are emitting levels of
radiation low enough to meet requirements.
Scans And Pat-Down Can Cause Some To Feel Victimized, Survivors
Group Says
The National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) has engaged
in a series of conversations with TSA to discuss clarifications and
improvements to airport screening procedures.
Unions From Pre-Merger Northwest Not Chosen By Any
Workgroup
Delta Air Lines has received notification from the National
Mediation Board (NMB) that 70 percent of employees voting in the
Passenger Service election rejected representation by the
International Association of Machinists (IAM).
Air Transport International Vote To Be Held In 2011
After six years in contract negotiations, cockpit crewmembers at
Air Transport International (ATI) say they welcome the
opportunity to vote on a tentative agreement in principle which, if
ratified by members, will result in a new contract.
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