Ubisoft, which we have recently received news of cancellation, continues its bad course. The company in total three pieces as well as Skull and Bones, which has canceled its unannounced game and hasn’t debuted yet. sixth times delayed. Having bad days financially, the company cannot satisfy its employees. So much so that Ubisoft employees are preparing to strike.
Ubisoft employees are preparing to strike!
Financially disappointing lately Ubisoft, one blow received from its employees. After the company’s CEO, Yves Guillemot, cited employees as the culprit for the company’s bad financial situation in the last quarter Ubisoft Paris workers called for a strike. Making a statement like “You’re in the ball,” Guillemot seems to have angered his employees.
CEO Guillemot used the following statements in an email he sent to staff last week:
Cancellation decision for three games from Ubisoft!
Ubisoft announced that it has postponed the Skull and Bones game once again. It’s also been canceled in 3 games.
“Today, more than ever, I need all of your energy and commitment to get us back on the path to success. I also ask each of you to be particularly mindful of your spending and initiatives to ensure that we are as efficient and lean as possible. You have the ball to deliver this program on time and at the expected quality level and to show everyone what we can achieve.”
In response to this email, the Ubisoft Paris branch of the labor union Solidaires Informatique said Guillemot was once again at fault. to employees He says he’s trying to throw it. Also, employees are the ones the CEO is talking about”be as efficient and lean as possible, give our all” calls will cause overtime, burnout and management pressure.
Ubisoft Paris employees, January 27 “We have the ball, but the money is in his pocket” typing strike action he called. Also, the union “As Mr. Guillemot and his team understand only the power relationship, we are calling on the Ubisoft Paris staff to go on strike between 2pm and 6pm on Friday, January 27th.” used the phrases.
The union also removed Guillemot from its employees. asking for a lot and any opposite accusing him of not giving. For this reason, employees made four requests from Ubisoft. These:
- Immediate 10% increase in all salaries regardless of annual increases to compensate for inflation
- Better working conditions with a focus on the practice of working 4 days a week
- Transparency on local and global workforce evolution
- Strong commitment to covert layoffs and condemnation of abusive management policies that push employees to resign
It is not yet clear what Ubisoft’s response to these calls will be. So what do you think about this news? Which side do you think is right? You can share your views with us in the Comments section.