Help TSOs Stop Privatization

Lawmakers and private companies are trying to privatize airport security at the Orlando International Airport. And we're afraid that Orlando is just the beginning.

Replacing our TSA officers with inexperienced, underpaid contractors will not fix perceived problems at Orlando's airport. It will make travelers less safe, and set a nasty precedent to privatize the TSA nationwide.

• View the What Happens if Your Job is Privatized Flyer
• To Learn More Visit www.afge.org/SecuringSkies

Stronger Union, Safer Skies

The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) has represented TSA employees since 2003. Since then, nearly 19,000 hardworking men and women from airports across the country have joined our union. AFGE is 700,000 working men and women standing up for fair pay and benefits, workplace safety and job security for all government workers.

TSA workers joined together with AFGE to fight back against poor working conditions, low pay, mandatory overtime, arbitrary management practices, and the highest injury rate in the federal government. We won many improvements, but there’s more to be done.

Stay Up to Date with these Resources:

• Current TSA Legislative Update for the 115th Congress
• The Airport Alert Act Flyer
• Honoring Our Fallen TSA Heroes Act Flyer
• The FASTER Act Flyer

Get Involved

Contact AFGE Council 100

Hydrick Thomas
Council President
1-202-531-7195
cp100.hydrick.thomas@aol.com

Join us today!

Your AFGE Contract Establishes Standards & Protects Your Rights

• Ensures performance-rating payouts are based on a consistent assessment system.
• Guarantees we have safety standards and equipment that help protect you from risks like chemical exposure and extreme temperatures.
• Successfully expanded the parking subsidy program at participating airports
• Nearly doubled your TSA uniform allowance from $232.00 to $446.00 a year.
• Granted officers permission to wear jackets at the checkpoint and shorts in hot weather
• Stops TSA from denying leave without an appropriate reason or as a form of discipline.
• Allows TSA supervisors to excuse tardiness for up to 30 minutes.
• Creates rules for shift bids and a shift trade policy that all airports must follow.
• Learn more about what's in your Union contract

There’s Strength in Numbers

Become a member of AFGE and join the largest union of working men and women fighting to improve federal pay and benefits. And become a part of a movement that is winning for workers and passengers.

TSA: Keeping Our Skies Safe