Airbus Reverses Return-to-Office Policy After Employee Protests
Airbus has backed down on its plans to reduce remote work and enforce a return-to-office policy following protests and strikes by employees across Europe. The company's decision comes after significant pushback from its workforce advocating for continued flexible working arrangements.
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Airbus bows to remote working demands after series of strikes
Aeroplane maker said to have watered down plans to restrict working from home to one day a week Airbus has reportedly bowed to employee demands on remote working, after a series strikes over its chief executive’s return-to-the office orders. The world’s largest aeroplane maker is said to have watered down plans to restrict remote working to one day a week from September. Currently, staff are able to work remotely for two. Continue reading...
By Kalyeena Makortoff and agencies
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Employee pushback in Spain, France and Britain have led the airline to back down on enforcing in-office work four days a week
By Tim Hepher
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Airbus has watered down a drive to reduce remote working after protests from unions including a series of strikes in its Spanish facilities, people familiar with the matter said. Many Spanish workers have been staging on-off strikes since July, and there have been sporadic protests in France and Britain over plans by Airbus to force […]
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