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Union prepares tribunal cases over TSB three-day office rule
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TSB has told its workforce of about 5,000 staff that they will be required to work in an office three days a week from April 2027, and the TBU union is preparing to take cases to the Employment Tribunal in response.
The bank did not previously have a formal requirement for how much time staff must spend in an office.
The TBU added that it was “prepared to fight cases at the Employment Tribunal”.
Sabadell attempted to switch the UK lender to a new IT platform, but mishaps during the transition caused chaos for millions of customers and months-long disruptions to its services.
TSB was formerly known as Trustee Savings Bank and was first established by the Rev Henry Duncan in Dumfriesshire in 1810.