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TSA union challenges removal of checkpoint chairs

via The Guardian·19h ago

TSA union officials are campaigning to restore chairs removed from travel-document stations September 25, The Guardian reports. TSA says standing reinforces attentiveness and professionalism; the union says it worsens conditions and was imposed without bargaining. Chairs remain at X-ray machines, and accommodation questions remain unresolved.

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