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Old 02-07-11, 01:13 PM   #2
Bubblehead1980
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Unions that want to represent thousands of airport screeners are heading for a showdown with the Senate as early as Monday, with some lawmakers looking to revoke the collective-bargaining rights the Transportation Security Administration just granted them.

TSA Administrator John Pistole announced for the first time Friday that he would allow security officers to bargain over certain workplace conditions like shifts and assignments. The decision follows months of lobbying by the two unions vying to represent them -- screeners are set to vote next month on whether to unionize and, if so, with whom. In making his decision, Pistole vowed that the TSA "will not negotiate on security."

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011...presentation/#


Note: Published February 05, 2011

Hopefully the Senate will not give in, less unions in America the better.
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