] "In the first incident Sunday morning, a screener was
] discovered asleep at his post and security personnel
] checked the concourses, some with explosive-sniffing
] dogs, said Bob Blunk, Transportation Security
] Administration director for the airport.
] "There's no indication anything happened. It's just that
] somebody fell asleep," airport spokesman Bob Parker said.
]
] The screener, discovered napping at about 6 a.m.,
] apparently was asleep for eight to 30 minutes, Parker
] said. The concourses were reopened at about 8:10 a.m. "

Isn't that in the contract of Federal Workers? To get nap time.