Unions representing employees at Ubisoft's French operations have unanimously voted to take strike action after the company announced a significant restructuring. The move follows a company-wide "reset" and a proposal for up to 200 voluntary redundancies affecting staff at the Paris headquarters.

  • Union delegates in France voted unanimously in favour of strike measures in response to recent corporate changes.
  • The publisher has proposed a voluntary redundancy programme that could see as many as 200 Paris HQ roles removed.
  • Unions framed the action as a reaction to the wider "reset" announced by Ubisoft, which has reshaped priorities and staffing.
  • Details on the timing and scope of any industrial action were not specified in the initial reports.

Source: Eurogamer

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