Sentences with phrase «as airport employees»

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Then, on March 21, three employees heckled and taunted Raitt with sarcastic, showy slow - clapping as she passed through Toronto's Pearson airport.

A chapter of Service Employees International representing private - sector airport workers also endorsed her (Local 32), as did another AFSCME chapter representing county employees throughout the government (LoEmployees International representing private - sector airport workers also endorsed her (Local 32), as did another AFSCME chapter representing county employees throughout the government (Loemployees throughout the government (Local 199).

The Clinton County Legislature, following the meeting with PenAir employees, decided to recommend SkyWest as the airport's primary airline.

«TSA has increased operations to focus on screening airport employees at employee entrances and direct access points, such as turnstiles, secure area doors and elevators and vehicle dates,» he said.

More than a month after a Delta Airlines employee was arrested for his role in a gun smuggling operation, U.S. Rep. John Katko led a hearing — his first as chairman of the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation Security — examining internal security at airports nationwide.

It's almost as bad as dealing with TSA employees in airports.

As a former airline employee, I can promise you the airport is full of eligible men for gals of all tastes.

Actress Emilie de Ravin alleges that an American Airline employee forcefully grabbed her as she was boarding a flight at Las Angeles International Airport.

Essentially a variation on Home Alone set in an airport, the movie finds Black cast as a grouchy airport employee with little tolerance for precocious pre-teens.

As airlines and airports frequently hire new people, automating employee training and orientation with eLearning software is one of the best investments you can make.

Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Tampa Bay has partnered with the school this year by matching students in the Clearwater Aeronautical Space Program, as well as other special programs, with employees from various airport sectors and businesses located at PIE.

The Complainants allege that the airlines located at the Los Angeles International Airport, Tom Bradley International Terminal («LAX») failed to provide safe and adequate wheelchair assistance to passengers with disabilities by allowing their employees to utilize improperly maintained equipment and by failing to provide adequate operational training for workers employed by Aero Port Services («APS») as required by 14 CFR 382.61.

With excellent credit, you can get a card that gives you access to airport lounges as in the case of the Citi / AAdvantage Executive World Elite Mastercard; a $ 300 annual airline credit in the case of the Chase Sapphire Reserve; or employee cards with the Business Gold Rewards from American Express.

In a video that's making the rounds on social media, a female airport employee is seen wiping down suitcases with a white cloth as they come through on the baggage carousel.

Over the last two years London Luton Airport has been encouraging employees to get «Fit for Business» as one of the participants on the Big Lottery Funded «Wellbeing in The East» Fit for Business Portfolio.

Delta said last week it will relocate its operations at Shanghai Pudong Airport from Terminal 2 to Terminal 1 on April 13 in order to be close to its codeshare partners China Eastern Airlines and Shanghai Airlines, and Delta CEO Richard Anderson suggested in a message to employees that Shanghai could be Delta's next hub as it builds up the China - U.S. market with its partners.

In addition to airline miles, cardholders qualify for extra benefits, such as a free checked bag at the airport, an American Airlines Companion Certificate each year (after spending $ 30,000 or more) and free cards for employees.

«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.»

This ruling will be particularly relevant to employers with employees working in different locations outside of the controlled workplace, such as airline employees working at airports, truck drivers making deliveries to different points of call or telecommunication employees installing telecommunication systems at an individual's residence.

Sadly, many airport and TSA employees are being discovered as thieves as well.

As such, if your employees work in and around sensitive areas such as power plants, utilities, ports, chemicals, airports or transportation, you should consider adding this program to your employment screening procesAs such, if your employees work in and around sensitive areas such as power plants, utilities, ports, chemicals, airports or transportation, you should consider adding this program to your employment screening procesas power plants, utilities, ports, chemicals, airports or transportation, you should consider adding this program to your employment screening process.

If you are looking for flexible Federal Government jobs, you may be interested in job titles such as IRS Agent, Federal Court Employee, Federal Prison Guard, National Park Guard, Federal Airport Screener, Auditor, Census Worker, Human Resources Assistant, Program Analyst, Mail Carrier, Healthcare Professional, Pharmacist, Medical Technologist, Physician, Cemetery Caretaker or Information Technology Specialist.

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.