It appears Ubisoft is planning even more layoffs to go along with last week’s studio closures and game cancellations, . The company plans a massive reduction in the workforce at its Paris headquarters. He proposed cutting 200 jobs, or nearly 20 percent of current staff.
This will be organized under the aegis of France in which employees can agree to enter into a collective voluntary mutual termination agreement. This is not yet a given, with a company spokesperson saying: “At this stage, this remains a proposal and no decision will be final until a collective agreement is concluded.”
The RCC process is voluntary, which is a good thing for Ubisoft Paris employees, but the company has made no statement about what it will do if it doesn’t get 200 voluntary participants. The company recently for employees to return to the office five days a week, which could encourage employees to stay one foot outside.
This is just the latest cost-cutting measure Ubisoft has taken, as the company has been doing . He closed his Halifax studio The employees have concluded a collective agreement. Last week she closed her Stockholm studio and announced among several other developers under his aegis.
He also announced the cancellation of six matches, including the highly anticipated Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake. He did not reveal the other five abandoned games. Ubisoft, however, announced that seven additional games were delayed. Inexplicably, Beyond Good and Evil 2 so we have that to look forward to (one day).
Ubisoft’s title has completely taken a nosedive in recent years. The company was hitting $20 per share in 2021, but now the stock .
