700+ Ubisoft France staff scuttle out on a three-day strike in dispute over house working and pay
Union says diktat to be inside the quandary of enterprise not less than three days every week is “the straw that broke the camel’s again”
Over 700 Ubisoft France staff have walked out on a three-day strike in a dispute over house working and pay.
Ubisoft’s France-basically basically based workers were known as to participate in a three-day strike over a dispute across the company’s return to quandary of enterprise safety last month.
French recreation employees union STJV (Syndicat des Travailleurs et Travailleuses du Jeu Vidéo) talked in regards to the diktat to be within the quandary of enterprise not not up to three days per week going ahead was once “the straw that broke the camel’s again.”
Primarily based on Le Monde, STJV referred to as the strike when Ubisoft administration didn’t reply to its complaints. STJV’s Clement Montigny knowledgeable Agence France-Presse (AFP) the company had reneged on guarantees about house working and “calls into query the best way they organise their lives.”
On the time, The Murderer’s Creed developer knowledgeable staff it believed the three-day requirement would enhance creativity and teamwork, however silent “respect particular person circumstances.”