article_snippet.sent: A Transportation Security Administration committee concluded that full screening of airport employees nationwide would not lower the overall risk to the public, according to a report released Monday.
article_snippet.sent: A new TSA report said that full employee screening would not "appreciably increase the overall system-wide protection.
article_snippet.sent: Full physical screening of employees also "is incapable of determining a person's motivations, attitudes and capabilities to cause harm, among other limitations."
article_snippet.sent: The TSA and most airports could not afford 100% employee screening, A new TSA report said.
article_snippet.sent: the TSA report agreed with a 2008 Homeland Security study that found random screening was more cost-effective than mandatory airport employee screening.
article_snippet.sent: The committee that conducted a 2008 Homeland Security study that found random screening was more cost-effective than mandatory airport employee screening consisted of representatives from the TSA, airports, airlines, airline pilots, aviation security and law enforcement.
article_snippet.sent: "Screening every single employee may not be a cure-all solution, but every single employee should come to work every day with reason to expect that every single employee'll face random screening and inspections," she said.
highlights_snippet.sent: A new TSA report advises against full screening of airport workers .
  