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TSA Screens Most Passengers Since Start of Pandemic as Travel Surge Creates New Challenges for Airports, Travelers
In another sign that a sense of normalcy is taking flight, air travel has rebounded to about 75% of where it was at this time in 2019. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said it screened over 2 million travelers Friday at U.S. airport security checkpoints — almost 31,000 of those passengers were screened at San Diego International Airport. It’s the…
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Returning to Office After Pandemic Sparks Questions Over Legal Rights, Loopholes
You’ve heard of no shoes, no shirt, no service — now some businesses are saying, “No vaccine? No salary.”
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Pandemic-Ravaged Restaurants Face Hiring Challenge as Easing COVID Restrictions Spark Business Boom
Jobs in the service industry are once again in demand after over a year of repeated shutdowns, supply chain breaks and business model reinventions suffered by restaurant owners across the U.S.