DHS, which ends collective talks for TSA security staff

Exclusive: A Department of Internal Security .

In the release, obtained exclusively by Fox Business, DHS stated that the TSA is more engaged in “full -time work” rather than performing 86% of US airports.

This means that of 432 Federalized airports374 airports have less than 200 TSA staff to perform screening features. These officers pay the government, but work “full -time trade unions” and do not retain certification to perform screening functions, DHS said.

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On Monday, October 2, 2023, an employee of the Transport Administration at Atlanta Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta. (Elijah Nouveloge / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)

The Department cited the recent TSA employees survey, which showed that more than 60% of “poor performers” could remain at work and “not surprisingly, they continue to do.”

DHS said these circumstances hinder TSA’s main responsibility “for protecting our transport systems and safety.”

DHS claimed to eliminate collective negotiations will make airports more effective, removing “bureaucratic obstacles that will increase productivity and reduce security time”.

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DHS noted that the security service staff will now be promoted on the basis of their results, not durability and union membership.

“Thanks to the secretary (DHS), the secretary Noma, the transport staff will no longer lose their earned dollars of the union that does not represent them. Trump administration Seeks to return to the hiring and firing policy, “the DHS spokesman said.

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On Monday, October 2, 2023, the TSA officer inspects the Atlanta Atlanta International Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta. (Elijah Nouveloge / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)

“This action will provide Americans more efficient and upgraded (labor) on the country’s transport networks – which means shorter expectation of the airport. TSA restores its commitment to a quick and safe travel process for Americans.”

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