Originally Posted by SDF_Traveler
I'm not a fan of the TSA, but as long as it exists, the front line should be recognized and things should be done to increase morale and lower turnover. IMHO, that is the least they can do for those who do the front line work. Perhaps we as passengers would notice a difference? I know my customers do when my employees are happy.
Agreed. 100%.
Good military men (not all; but the good ones) take care of their troops first. I knew some company commanders that would not eat until the last soldier was through the chow line (when deployed; if the solider sleeps in in his barracks, that is his problem
). I knew of commanders that would work the Christmas Eve duty shift so a SGT or other NCO could be home with his family.
This swanky party where 83% of executives got a bonus equal to nearly half a year's pay for a front line person is despicable. The executives are the ones making up the moronic polices; the front liners are the poor stiffs who have to follow them.