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Business · 21 August 2026

Airbus reverses office mandate after staff strikes across Europe

Airbus reverses office mandate after staff strikes across Europe

Chief executive Guillaume Faury originally wanted employees at their desks four days a week starting this September to help build new aircraft. However, workers in the UK, France and Spain walked out in recent months to fight the strict return-to-office mandate. The aeroplane manufacturer has now instructed managers to let people continue working remotely for an average of two days.

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