Ubisoft Employees Strike Over Remote Work and Pay Disputes

The three-day strike highlights growing tensions as Ubisoft grapples with financial struggles and rumors of a potential acquisition.

Over 700 Ubisoft employees in France are striking against mandatory office attendance and stagnant wages.
The strike follows a September announcement requiring at least three days of in-office work, reversing previous remote work policies.
Ubisoft is facing significant financial challenges, including poor sales, a 40% drop in stock value, and delayed game releases.
Rumors of a potential acquisition by Chinese tech giant Tencent are adding to the company's uncertainty.
Unions criticize the lack of dialogue with management, warning of potential staff departures and disruptions in game production.