Financial Times journalists in dispute with management over plans for office days
•FT branch of NUJ say there is not ‘compelling case’ for mandate for editorial staff to be in office four days a weekJournalists at the Financial Times are at loggerheads with the publication’s managem...
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المصدر: The Guardian World | Source: The Guardian WorldFT branch of NUJ say there is not ‘compelling case’ for mandate for editorial staff to be in office four days a week
Journalists at the Financial Times are at loggerheads with the publication’s management over plans to order staff back to the office four days a week by the end of the year.
Members of the Financial Times’ union have unanimously voted to invoke the company’s dispute procedure over the proposals, arguing that management have “not made a compelling case” for the need to move from the current three office days.
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