Barclays staff push back on increased office attendance
Unite union and Barclays staff push back against a plan to increase in-office days, calling for reversals and cost offsets. Barclays proposed three days a week in the office from next month, with some staff expected to come in more. Coverage highlights union demands for exemptions and travel/childcare cost support.
Key facts
- 01Unite represents about 36,000 Barclays staff
- 02Barclays plans to increase in-office days to at least three days a week
- 03Union is calling for reversals and exemptions and cost support
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