Overview
- The strike runs February 10–12, with day two underway and at least 1,200 participants reported, concentrated in France with additional action at Ubisoft Milan.
- French union Solidaires Informatique organized the walkout, with CGT, CFE-CGC, Printemps écologique and STJV also backing the call.
- Employees cite the new requirement to work on-site five days a week and concerns over pay alongside opposition to job cuts and restructuring.
- The action follows Ubisoft’s January 21 reset that closed studios in Stockholm and Halifax, canceled six games and delayed multiple titles.
- Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot says the measures are difficult but necessary for long-term sustainability, while the French unit plans up to 200 voluntary departures via the RCC process.