The DHS watchdog found that TSA did not manage its recruitment and hiring contract in a fiscally responsible manner. According to OIG’s report, TSA did not properly plan contract requirements prior to awarding the contract and did not develop accurate cost estimates for all contract modifications. Keep Reading
The secretary said initiatives would include expanding collective bargaining at the national level and ensuring that TSA's standards and processes adhere to the principles applied by the Merit Systems Protection Board. Keep Reading
The TSA section of the FY 2022 President’s Budget for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) focuses on preserving frontline operations, adjusting for projected passenger volume, transitioning to new technologies while maintaining current screening equipment, and optimizing resources through efficiencies. Keep Reading
The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security has met, virtually, to discuss the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) operations during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Darby LaJoye, the senior official performing the duties of the administrator at TSA responded to questions. Keep Reading
The effects of COVID-19 reached each and every person across the United States. But as the expression goes, in the worst of times, we begin to see the best in people. Keep Reading
The Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) Assistant Administrator for Strategic Communication and Public Affairs, Andrew Post, has responded to an article in The Washington Post about TSA’s COVID-19 response. Keep Reading
Some 63,000 professionals make up the TSA workforce, securing and facilitating transportation for an average of 85 million passengers, $2.56 billion in cargo, and critical transportation infrastructure around the country. Keep Reading