DHS ends collective bargaining agreement with thousands of TSA employees

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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, which affects tens of thousands of employees, comes less than a year after TSA’s workforce solidified a landmark labor agreement. The DHS public affairs office characterized the move as DHS increasing efficiency, safety, and “organizational agility.”

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