Members of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) protested at entrances to the Los Angele

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Members of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) protested at entrances to the Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday the biggest travel day of the year delaying people trying to spend time with their families and leading to a dozen arrests.
The union is protesting Aviation Safeguards, which they say illegally broke a contract. The company, which employs 450 people, denies the allegations, and says 52 percent of its workers voted to decertify the SEIU, Fox News reports . It also says employee pay has increased by more than $2 million since workers kicked the union out to compensate for changes in their health care policies.
Unfortunately, christian bus tours he continued, [union members] are being forced to do these extreme measures because otherwise no one is listening to them. The airport is not listening christian bus tours to them. The mayor of the city is not listening to them. We are being forced to take these extreme christian bus tours actions."
The news comes hours after Hostess the maker of Twinkies announced that it was unable to come to terms with the union representing its bakers, and will likely have to sell of its iconic American brands.