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The TSA maintains a screening Performance Management Information System (PMIS) where recorded complaints are logged. Operations research analysis teams and federal security directors review complaints logged in the database to track trends and identify areas of concern and take appropriate actions, including possible disciplinary actions, to resolve specific issues. Complaints involving allegations of discrimination based on color, race, gender, religion, or national or ethnic origin are forwarded to the TSA’s Office of Civil Rights for further investigation. Despite considerable concern raised by some regarding inappropriate behavior during pat-down screening procedures, the DHS found no problems with the technique.

If you have ever traveled on an airplane before, you would be familiar with the Transportation Security Administration, or more commonly known as the TSA. Founded in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks initially under the Department of Transportation and later placed under the Department of Homeland Security all in the name of making air travel safer for Americans. They are most commonly known for making you take off your shoes, separate your liquids, and walk through body scanners. Keep in mind that those are only the least invasive things that you may be subjected to while passing under their watchful (or perhaps not-so watchful) gaze. Many Americans will gladly accept these invasions of privacy as a necessity on the path to safer travel for themselves and their fellow travelers through thwarting potential terrorists. But the harsh reality of it is that the TSA does not

“The agency relationship is defined as ‘the fiduciary relationship which results from the manifestation of consent by one person to another that the other shall act in his behalf and subject to his contract, and consent by the other so to act.’ Agents obligations relating to their players are defind not only by contact, but by the fiduciary characteristics of the relationship.” The agent owes his/her player a lot of things in their basic care to their player. These things include the fiduciary duty of undivided loyalty and the duty to act in good faith at all times. The player is going to entrust this agent with all of their fortune, reputation, and legal rights and responsibilities. Along with all of these duties the agent is going to have to abide by what the player wants and carry out what their desire are. This is a responsibility of the agent and it must only do what is desired by and for the player and must not carry out its own business affairs. “The agent must obey all of his/her players’ lawful instruction no matter how arbitrary or capricious any of those instructions seem to the agent or anyone else. However, if the player instructs the agent to perform something illegal, like bribe someone, the agent does not have to comply.”

It was the 11th, the day that we arrived. My dad and my sister had already made it, and it was really late. My flight landed, and so had 16 others. We off of the flight, and headed straight for immigration. Last time we came, immigration took 5 minutes, but this time, it took 45! After the long immigration process, we went to the baggage belt, where we couldn’t find our bags. While we were walking to go and file a complaint, we found one of our bags off of the baggage belt. Others took our bags off of the belt, so we went around the belt to find the bags. After we found the bags, we headed out of the airport. It was 4 am, and as soon as we got home, we went to sleep. We got up at about nine and got ready to go to my aunt and uncle’s 25th anniversary

Each year, millions of American travel by airplane. However, only a minority of the population are forced to check their rights when they check their luggage. As fundamental that citizens should be able to reach their destination with their privacy and other civil liberties intact, it is becoming increasingly harder. Being asked to remove your shoes and walk through a metal detector is nothing compared to what women — and some men — with natural hair have been forced to endure.

9/14 pm shift - Observed male agent and female agent in the office just before bags arrived off flight 2018. Previous to the bags arriving on the carousel the office was open but there was no visible agent (they were in the back area). Agents should be visible and available to assist customers during office hours. Both agents were observed scrolling and texting on their phone in view of customers. Female was texting while the male was assisting a customer. This does not present a professional appearance. No claims were taken. Agents greeted customers asking a question and listened to their needs, however, few smiles were offered. Male agent was wearing an old LAA uniform and name bar and female was not wearing the required cross functional uniform or name bar. Observed the baggage delivery of flight 2018.

On Friday 09/16/2016 at 2300 hours, Security Officer Michelle Gallegos was badging visitors in the E.D. Lobby when the sister of a patient in E.D. # 32 lunged over the counter, knocking down a computer screen and a cup of water, then striking Officer Gallegos in her left arm. Security Officer (SO) Omar Alonso, was inside the E.D. Security Office, and responded immediately verbally instructing the visitor that police were going to be notified and that she needed to leave property immediately, and he also called Dispatch for immediate assistance. The female visitor was with 5 other females and her mother so they all followed Officer Alonso, outside of the E.D. Lobby. They were screaming and hollering that they were being treated disrespectfully by the badging officer who would not let them go back and visit her sister. Security Officers Ariel Weiland, Demetrio Flores, and Supervisor Steven Evans all responded by 2303 hours and helped to keep all 6 visitors outside while SO Alonso, conducted an investigation into the visitor’s allegations that they were being unfairly treated and were given erroneous information. He spoke to the nurse that Officer Gallegos spoke to when she needed information on the patient and permission for visitors to be given a pass to visit. Nurse Kurt Carr stated to him that the patient, Desarae

In United States v. Naghani the defendant entered a verbal altercation with several of the cabin crew after triggering the smoke detector in the lavatory with a cigarette. 361 F.3d 1255, 1258 (9th Cir. 2004). Two flight attendants responded to the alarm by knocking on the locked lavatory door; one attendant fetched a fire extinguisher when there was no response. Id. The defendant finally exited the lavatory, leaving a

Every appearance she made at the rental was accompanied by disruptions and rudeness. Eventually, she began to frustrate the employees (who were trying their best) and even other customers who were trying to rent boats but were being distracted by the nagging lady. The employees remained calm and collected, and although they didn’t take her accusations and insults seriously, she brought about an unsettling ambiance to the business for other customers and the workers. Obnoxiously snapping at employees and causing a riot without reason is hurtful to businesses and can ruin the experience of other customers. In this lady’s case, the conservation officers were eventually called to straighten her out and end the troubles she caused. That result demonstrates how free speech can be pushed to its limits, even with situations that are protected by the law.

They told me that they would have to call their director because I couldn't speak with anyone until their Director was notified and gave them autorization. I waited while they were calling their director. Dr. Marche Fleming-Randle was on scene and told them she was going to call someone to help us. Dr. Marche Fleming-Randle had somebody else make a phone call. They then handed the phone to the staff on the second floor. There were three staff members from the second floor. They passed the phone around and each of them talked to whoever was on the phone for awhile. There were also staff members from the 4th floor that came downstairs with us. After the staff hung up the phone they told us that we could speak with whoever we needed. I asked them if there was a Destini Price on their floor. They told me they didn't have anyone by that name but they had a Destini. I asked if they had a photo roster and described the person that I was looking for as a light skinned African American female that was short, chunky, and had a flat top. They told me that was Destini Pugh. They showed me a photo of her and one of the staff members from the 4th floor went and showed Kendrionna which she confirmed that was the female she was talking about. The staff came back to the second floor and told me that Kendrionna confirmed the picture. The staff went and got Destini and told me she would bring her to the lounge. A short while later, the three staff members from the second floor and Destini came into the lounge. I identified myself to Destini. Officer Albert was present to and he identified himself to her as well. I explained that she wasn't in any trouble and that there was a fight on the main campus and she might know some of the people that were involved in the fight. I told her that there were a bunch of people fighting and someone said

I informed her that I am going to mail her the Customer Service/Privacy Complaint or Report of Discrimination for and will staff with my co-worker her

Anita Stanley came into the fiscal services department today about getting a reimbursement for the gas she had to pay out of pocket for a state van. She got very mad and upset when she found out she wasn’t going to get the money back today. There is a process when getting a reimbursement through the state. I could hear her yelling and telling Dee that she wanted the cash now. Anita even wanted Dee to take $20 out of her own pocket to give her. Yelling and demanding things are not good traits to be using at

Dao was treated “as a piece of meat” with attendants “forcibly dragging him from the plane”. Customer complaints have gotten out of control for United Airlines and more instances continue to arise. In the textbook Organizational Behavior: A Practical Problem Solving Approach, it was stated United was responsible for 43% of all airline customer complaints, and in 2015, had to pay $2.8 million dollars in fines (Kinicki, Fugate, 2016) for similar instances to Dr. Daos, where they even made a customer with cerebral palsy crawl of the flight he was on because there was no wheelchair available. Secondly, United Airlines tarnished customer relations has had some subsequent effects on the companies’ relationships’ with its’ employees. With the intent to focus on cutting costs in all areas of the company, between layoffs, furloughs, and baggage handling, United Airlines employees have to take the backlash of emotions from the customers who are unhappy with the procedures of the airline company. This has caused long standing issues between the airline company and flight attendants, pilots, and gate agents trying to outsource work contracts through United. (Kinicki, Fugate, 2016). The issue is not just with the employees of United Airlines then, but with the company as a whole including the board of directors, CEO, and higher-ups that respond to the shareholders.

Griffiths also uses two, deeply contrasting ideas to highlight his personal political or social stance, as the characters of Eddie Waters and the agent, Challenor, are juxtaposed to one another. Water’s idea that one should “work through laughter, not for it”, implies a deep social purpose to comedy, whereas Challenor tells the comedians not “to be deep…we’re servants that’s all. They demand, we supply”. The fact that this play itself is a means of utilising comedy to convey deeper ideas, means the audience are more likely to vie with Waters, since he is encouraging the former ideal. The audience can see this as Griffith’s undying “honest belief in human perfectibility” coming through, as Chanellor becomes similar to a character in one of

One day, Jane and one of her new subordinates got into a small argument over a letter that was typed by the subordinate. The letter was to explain a situation between a teacher and a student at the school in which she worked. The employee asked Jane if it was okay for her to go ahead and draft up the letter because Jane had been in meetings most of the morning. Jane said with conviction, that it was okay for the employee to do so, but not to send it out before she looks over it. The employee typed up the letter and left it on Jane’s desk for her to read after she returned from lunch. When Jane returned and read the letter, she was not happy with any of it. She took out a red pen, and started marking up the letter from top to bottom. After making all of the corrections she felt as though the letter needed, she called the employee back into her office to show her what she needed her to do. The employee looked to be taken back a little by Jane, however, she did not respond in a manner that was disrespectful. She took the paper, and proceeded to her desk. As Jane and I were in discussion, we heard the subordinate on the phone. Jane excused herself from our discussion to go and see if the letter was finished. The