Santander faces legal action over new 'three days a week' rule

NewsCost Of LivingSantanderThe legal wrangle comes after a union was left unhappy08:45, 30 Jul 2026Santander faces legal action for forcing staff into the office three days a week. The bank, which has branches in Birmingham, faces a legal wrangle after attempting to force its new TSB workforce into the office three days a week.‌It comes after its takeover of TSB. The £2.6bn deal, which was announced in July, has prompted fears of job cuts and branch closures across the combined group.‌TSB staff have been told they will need to work from the office three days a week from April 2027, according to The Times. The TBU Union is preparing to take their case to the Employment Tribunal.‌READ MORE New bank account rule for under-65s coming under Andy Burnham and John HealeyIt has concerns staff won’