Booking.com Works Council Files Appeal Against Ruling Allowing Mandatory in-Office Days
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Booking.com works council files appeal against ruling allowing mandatory in-office days
Booking.com’s works council will appeal against the court ruling allowing the holiday accommodations platform to require employees to come into the office. The works council surveyed employees and found that a majority, including managers, do not agree with the change. The Works Council also believes that the court did not adequately consider several key arguments it raised, Reuters reported.
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welingelichtekringen.nlThe legal battle over mandatory workdays at the office at Booking.com continues. The Booking.com Works Council announced on Tuesday that it will appeal a ruling by the Amsterdam District Court. Late last month, the judge granted the company permission to require employees to work at the office 40 percent of the time.
The legal battle over mandatory working days at the office at Booking.com continues. The Booking.com Works Council announced on Tuesday that it will appeal a ruling by the Amsterdam District Court. Late last month, the judge granted the company permission to require employees to work at the office 40 percent of the time.
AMSTERDAM (ANP/RTR) - The legal battle over mandatory working days at the office at Booking.com continues. The Booking.com works council announced on Tuesday that it will appeal against a ruling by the Amsterdam court. At the end of last month, the judge granted the company permission to m...
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