On March 27—the day that the highest variety of brokers known as out of labor since the DHS shutdown began on Feb. 14—greater than 12% of TSA officers known as out of labor. But on Sunday, the call-out price for TSA officers nationwide was down to only underneath 8%, that means that about 2,045 brokers known as out of labor that day, based on DHS.
The call-out price, although, varies airport by airport. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, as an example, noticed the highest call-out price on Sunday, at 24.6%, based on DHS. Philadelphia International Airport got here in second, with 21.5% of TSA brokers calling out of labor on Sunday, whereas John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York got here in third, with a bit of greater than 20% of officers calling out of labor that day.
Airports like Charlotte Douglas International Airport and Pittsburgh International Airport, in the meantime, noticed about 12% and 14%, respectively, of TSA officers calling out of labor on Sunday.
