FAA and TSA say passengers will lose PreCheck for unruly incidents - December 22, 2021

Kellogg’s and unionized workers reached an agreement that ended weeks of negotiation between the company and striking employees. The new contract includes wage increases, improved benefits and a path toward “legacy” wages and enhanced benefits for new employees. Kellogg’s CEO Steve Cahillane said he was pleased with the settlement while labor activists praised the striking workers for “standing their ground” after contentious negotiations. Starbucks says it will negotiate with workers forming a union in Buffalo, New York - CNBC American Workers Are Burned Out, and Bosses Are Struggling to Respond - The Wall Street Journal Architects Are the Latest White-Collar Workers to Confront Bosses - The New York Times The Federal Aviation Administration and the Transportation Security Administration warned that unruly passengers will lose their TSA PreCheck approval as incidents have spiked in the past year. With the number of holiday travelers this year expected to exceed that of 2020, the FAA’s Administrator Steve Dickson said that if passengers “act out of line, [they] will wait in line.” Airlines Prepare for Busy Travel Week Amid Omicron Surge - The Wall Street Journal 6 warnings for travel during Christmas week - The Washington Post @KayBurley: "Be flexible, be open minded" Telegraph's Travel Editor @IrvAtLarge gives her advice to those with Christmas holidays abroad amid the uncertainty of more COVID restrictions to come. Retail pharmacy giants Walgreens and CVS announced a limit on the amount of at-home COVID-19 tests customers can purchase as demand spiked with the omicron variant accounting for nearly three-quarters of recent cases. Spokespeople for the companies assured customers they are working with suppliers to meet booming demand while President Joe Biden has pushed for increased testing and vaccine resources for Americans amid criticism that the federal government has failed to provide low-cost tests. Rite Aid is closing more than 60 stores - CNN Biden unveils Omicron plan, including free at-home CO