Tässä reportaasi USA:n lentokenttien pätemättömästä tarkastushenkilöstöstä. Miten voi olla näin, haluaako eliitti, joka omistaa turvallisuuspalvelujen osakkeita, pitää tilanteen näin, jotta voivat taas käyttää lentokoneita omaa kansaa vastaan, vai pidetäänkö halpaa ulkomaista henkilöstöä töissä jotta osinkoja tulisi enemmän (Chicago Tribune)??
"But nowhere was the party attitude and atmosphere of incompetence more visible than at Washington's Dulles International, where little English is spoken by the mainly non-citizen security staff, and where the constant chatter among screeners is heard in Bengali and Arabic dialects (an estimated 80 percent of Dulles screeners are foreign nationals).
I started giving security screeners a test. I would ask them to spell the word "security." Out of 63 asked, only six could spell the word correctly: two at Miami's airport, two at Ft. Lauderdale's, one in Orlando and one in Buffalo. None of the five staffers at Oakland International could spell the word. None of the Argenbright screeners I asked anywhere could spell it, and many Argenbright employees could not pronounce it even when shown the word on a notepad. This should probably be the first new federal guideline for screeners: Can you spell "security"?
http://www.ibmandtheholocaust.com/articles/tribune.20011202.html
"But nowhere was the party attitude and atmosphere of incompetence more visible than at Washington's Dulles International, where little English is spoken by the mainly non-citizen security staff, and where the constant chatter among screeners is heard in Bengali and Arabic dialects (an estimated 80 percent of Dulles screeners are foreign nationals).
I started giving security screeners a test. I would ask them to spell the word "security." Out of 63 asked, only six could spell the word correctly: two at Miami's airport, two at Ft. Lauderdale's, one in Orlando and one in Buffalo. None of the five staffers at Oakland International could spell the word. None of the Argenbright screeners I asked anywhere could spell it, and many Argenbright employees could not pronounce it even when shown the word on a notepad. This should probably be the first new federal guideline for screeners: Can you spell "security"?
http://www.ibmandtheholocaust.com/articles/tribune.20011202.html
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