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Airbus Abandons Four-Day Office Requirement After European Labor Protests

Airbus has dropped plans requiring white-collar employees to work from offices four days a week after strikes and labor pressure across France, Spain and the United Kingdom, opting instead for a permanent hybrid model.
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