Originally Posted by
Kttjhn
I know the airline ee's have been kicked around by their employers but in what other business would the employees get to move to the head of the line in front of customers?
Any business where the employees' presence on the other side of the security line is both critical and time-sensitive, perhaps?
You seem mystified that airlines allow their employees into the place of business before the customers, but this is the norm for all businesses (even on, say, Black Friday when customers are lined up around the block; I'm sure the Toys R Us cashiers get to jump the queue
)