Sentences with phrase «airport employees who»

Katko, a member of the House Homeland Security Committee, chaired a subcommittee hearing Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015, that examined the insider threat to security posed by airport employees who have clearance and access to planes.

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A Delta Air Lines employee was captured on video using explicit language toward a customer who was filming him at Portland International Airport.

The 3,500 - employee «international protective services» division is the least visible to Canadians, who are more likely to see Garda's people moving truckloads of cash for banks, screening passengers at airports, or guarding malls.

JERSEY CITY — Tens of thousands of workers at the New York region's three major airports are poised to receive phased - in raises to $ 19 per hour in coming years, the highest minimum wage in the nation and the culmination of years of protests by employees who said they had to scrap every day just to get by.

This law, named for the Transportation Security Administration agent who was fatally shot on duty in 2013, requires airports to have plans in place to deal with active shooter incidents and similar threats, including increased employee screening and awareness of suspicious employee behavior.

But his method for dealing with his troubles is challenged by Kate Walker (Emma Thompson), an airport employee, who is experiencing her own set of disappointments.

For example, an Instructional Designer who has experience in the airline industry will be in a better position to create online training courses for airport employees.

Business owners who find themselves or their employees frequently on the go will also want to make sure the card has a national ATM network to provide cash after hours or in airports.

«This appeal presents the novel question whether the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN Act), which prohibits an employer from ordering a mass layoff without giving 60 days» notice, applies to a mass layoff of employees who worked for a private employer as airport security screeners until the United States government federalized airport security services and took over operations at their airport.»

Claims can also be made against commercial airlines for passengers or airline staff who have sustained injuries during the course of a flight, and injuries sustained at airports for both passengers and airport employees.

The chief airport guide is a job with a lot of responsibilities which deals with supervising employees and to organize airport tours for people who request it.

The majority of employees who work for the Transportation Security Administration are airport screeners — properly referred to as TSOs.

Demand for residential areas located near big airports, such as Dallas - Fort Worth and Washington Dulles international airports, is also strong, spurred by employees of companies with nearby operations who want to live close to work.