Saturday, April 11, 2026

Get the Scoop On How The Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce (LLAACC) Looks To Expand Our Business Borders

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The Long Island African American
Chamber of Commerce (LLAACC)
Looks To Expand Our Business Borders

πŸš€ Ready to Expand Beyond Borders? Join us for a powerful Global Market Strategy Session designed to help entrepreneurs, professionals, and business owners scale internationally and compete in today’s global economy.

πŸ“… EVENT DETAILS
πŸ—“ Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2026
πŸ•• Time: 6:15 PM – 8:30 PM
πŸ“ Location: (See registration link below)
🌐 Theme: Navigating a Global Future

🎯 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
➡️ How to enter global markets
➡️ Building strategic international partnerships
➡️ Accessing capital & cross-border opportunities
➡️ Leveraging AI & innovation for global growth
➡️ Positioning your business for scalable success

Tuesday, April 7, 2026

TSA Pay Crisis Isn’t Over: Back Pay Arrives, But Airport Workforce Still Struggling to Recover

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TSA Pay Crisis Isn’t Over: Back Pay Arrives, But Airport Workforce Still Struggling to Recover


Queens, NY — While Transportation Security Administration workers have finally begun receiving long-awaited paychecks after weeks of working without compensation, aviation experts and workers say the crisis is far from over.

The Transportation Security Administration workforce—critical to the safety and flow of air travel nationwide—has taken a significant hit during the recent government shutdown. And even with back pay now arriving, the ripple effects are still being felt at airports across the country, including here in New York.

Back Pay Arrives—But It’s Not the End of the Story

Following executive action tied to the ongoing shutdown, TSA workers began receiving back pay covering missed pay periods, offering some immediate financial relief.

However, this wasn’t a clean reset.

Many workers report:
  • Partial or staggered payments
  • Delays depending on banking and processing systems
  • Continued uncertainty about future paychecks
πŸ‘‰ In short: Workers got paid—but stability hasn’t fully returned.

The Hidden Cost: Workforce Loss and Burnout

During the weeks of unpaid labor, thousands of TSA employees were forced to make tough decisions.
  • Some called out.
  • Some took second jobs.
  • Some left the workforce entirely.
Estimates suggest:
  • Hundreds of TSA workers resigned during the shutdown period
  • Call-out rates surged into double digits in key regions
  • Remaining workers were forced to cover longer shifts under stress
Because TSA roles require months of training and federal certification, these losses can’t be quickly replaced.

πŸ‘‰ That means even now, staffing levels remain below normal at many airports.