From LauncherWP: Workers at Ubisoft, the company behind games like Just Dance and Assassin’s Creed, plan to go on strike next week after CEO Yves Guillemot emailed them about dismal financial results, saying “the ball is in your court to deliver.”
Guillemot’s email noted that Ubisoft had already canceled seven games since last July to “limit risks.” Workers took issue with how Guillemot attributed the “disappointing” news to employees needing to deliver at a higher level of quality, and how some of his language could be taken to imply future layoffs, salary cuts and studio closures.
Rutschle is part of the Solidaires Informatique trade union for French workers, which is organizing the strike. Ubisoft declined to comment. Guillemot offered his employees an apology during a Q&A Wednesday. “I heard your feedback and I’m sorry this was perceived that way,” the executive told employees, according to. “When saying ‘the ball is in your court’ to deliver our lineup on time and at the expected level of quality, I wanted to convey the idea that more than ever I need your talent and energy to make it happen.
Workers are demanding Ubisoft increase salaries by 10% to adjust for inflation, citing Tencent’s $297 million
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