The Department of Homeland Security says it is ending collective bargaining for Transportation Security Officers with TSA, impacting airport security wait times.

In announcing the decision, DHS criticized the union — which represents worker responsible for screening airline passengers — claiming TSA employs more people working full-time on union issues ...

DHS also claims that at 86% of federalized airports, TSA has more employees doing full-time union work than performing screening functions, at taxpayer expense.

The Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday it is ending collective bargaining for Transportation Security Officers with the Transportation Security Administration.

The review comes after a bipartisan group of senators previously called for the watchdog to look into TSA’s use of biometric tools “from both an authorities and privacy perspective.” ...

Homeland Security canceled the Transportation Security Administration agents’ collective bargaining agreement, saying the labor union has become too big of a problem.

The American Federation of Government Employees is an American labor union representing over 750,000 government employees.

The Trump administration said Friday it would rescind the bargaining contract for screening officers with the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA), setting up a clash with the union who calle… ...

The Department of Homeland Security, under Secretary Kristi Noem, ended its collective bargaining with thousands of employees under the Transportation Security Administration Friday. The move ...

DHS, which has oversight of TSA, also released an analysis earlier this month which found that the facial recognition tools being used by the agency were more than 99% accurate.