空中客车公司宣布调整其远程办公政策，以回应员工在多个国家发起的罢工。1 根据首席执行官吉尧姆·法瑞提出的原计划，公司原本打算从9月起将远程办公限制为每周一天。1 在员工的持续抗议下，公司现已同意允许员工平均每周在家办公两天。1 公司表示："有效的变革需要倾听我们的员工。基于员工反馈，我们决定更逐步地实施这一转变。"1
西班牙成为抗争最激烈的地区，该国约40%的14000名本地员工在最近几周参加了停工行动。1 法国和英国也出现了零星抗议，员工反对被迫每周在办公室工作四天的规定。1
Airbus has reversed course on strict remote working restrictions after facing strikes across multiple European locations.1 The aircraft manufacturer initially planned to limit remote work to one day per week starting in September, a policy championed by Chief Executive Guillaume Faury.1 The company has now agreed to allow employees to work from home an average of two days per week, acknowledging the need to respond to workforce concerns.1
The policy shift follows sustained labor action in Spain, France, and the United Kingdom.1 In Spain alone, approximately 40 percent of the 14,000 local employees engaged in work stoppages in recent weeks.1 Staff had opposed the mandatory four-day office requirement implicit in the original plan.1 Airbus acknowledged in a statement that "effective change requires listening to our employees" and that "based on employee feedback, we have decided to implement this transition more gradually."1
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