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Ubisoft staff in Europe launched a three-day strike this week, protesting a tougher return-to-office policy and a fresh wave of cost reductions tied to the publisher’s broader reorganization. The walkout comes as Ubisoft reshapes its game pipeline, cancels projects, and delays others while trying to stabilize its finances.
A longtime Ubisoft developer at Ubisoft Montreal says he was terminated after publicly criticizing the company’s new five-days-a-week return-to-office policy. The dismissal follows a brief unpaid suspension and arrives amid a broader reset that includes project cancellations, restructuring, and employee pushback.
Ubisoft is negotiating a voluntary departure plan that could impact up to 200 roles at its Paris headquarters as the publisher reorganizes into five “Creative Houses,” cancels multiple projects, and accelerates cost-cutting measures across its global business.
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