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Card check isn't the only labor issue on the table in Washington. Airport screeners checking baggage for the Transportation Security Administration may soon win the right to unionize, the Federal Times reports. Two major government employee unions are competing for those 39,000 potential members — The <a>American Federation of Government Employees</a> and <a>National Treasury Employees Union</a>, Stephen Losey writes in a <a>May 5 article</a>. TSA screeners were denied collective bargaining rights by former Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta, who worried that union work rules could prove an obstacle if TSA had to reassign workers in an emergency....

Card check isn't the only labor issue on the table in Washington.&nbsp;Airport screeners checking baggage for the Transportation Security Administration may soon win the right to unionize, the Federal

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The South Coast Air Quality Management District says it will create rules to reduce emissions at Southern California rail yards because Union Pacific insists on including public financing as a precondition for participating in the more collaborative MOU process.

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The IMO’s global market-based emissions-cutting measure will be introduced in 2027 when it will clash with Europe’s ETS and could force shippers to comply —  and pay for —  two CO2-reducing systems at the same time, classification societies believe.

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