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Booking.com Pursues Legal Action to Enclorce Office Attendance in Amsterdam

The Amsterdam-based travel technology giant has taken the unprecedented step of seeking a court order to compel employees to return to physical offices, a case that will serve as a major test for remote working rights in the Randstad region.
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