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Airbus bows to remote working demands after series of strikes

theguardian.com

20 points by vrganj · 12 comments

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nothercastle

Most of these people don’t need to be in office. Very few people actually touch or need to be near the product

  • pjmlp

    Worse is having to come into the office just to do team calls with the rest of the team, distributed around the globe.

    But hey, butt in the chair means work, right?

    I get this doesn't work for all professionals, it is abused by some, but lets not pretend being in the office is some productivity magic, while at the same time everything gets offshored.

    • steve1977

      Let's go to the open space office, so I can not only do my Teams meetings there, but also disturb (and get disturbed by) my other colleagues, who are also doing their Teams meetings there.

  • aeternum

    Any job that can be done without needing to actually touch or be near the product should be done by AI and not with humans.

    • miksuko

      Suicide hotlines don't require the operator to touch or be near the caller, but I still don't think it should be done by AI.

      • aeternum

        AI should handle the calls, humans should do in-person. Trying to cure someone over the phone is foolish.

toomuchtodo

Evidence that success is possible as it relates to worker rights and improved working conditions.

ang_cire

It's hard to fly an airplane in the office.

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