Ubisoft places multiple employees on leave

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Multiple employees at Ubisoft, including two executives, have been placed on administrative leave as the company conducts a corporate investigation following allegations of professional misconduct, Bloomberg reports.
The two executives placed on leave are Tommy François and Maxime Béland, two employees that serve as vice presidents in a division overseeing worldwide development of the company’s games, Bloomberg reports. Both men face numerous allegations that surfaced after multiple accusers came forward on Twitter.
Many in the Twitch and YouTube creator spaces, as well as employees of large game developers and publishers, have come forward online about abuse, sexual harassment, and other misconduct at the hands of high-ranking employees while working in the industry.
Many allegations have been made against several employees at Ubisoft, including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla creative director Ashraf Ismail, who recently stepped down from his role in the game and took a leave of absence after allegations of sexual misconduct with fans surfaced online. In response to the multiple allegations made against several of its employees, Ubisoft announced in a statement last night that it would be launching investigations. The company has also brought in external consultants as part of its investigation into the abuse and bullying.
 
I thought It's more job losses as they are cunting down like any other companies, but seems it's got nothing to do with that. Even if they all leave they will also find and get more people to replace their job. The public and the people/gamers like us aren't going to care regards what's going on however it may affect sales.
 
I've been following this situation closely. It's really blown up for Ubisoft over the past few days. I'm waiting for more details to learn what's really going on and what impact it will cause. Then I'll come back and comment more. Regardless not a good situation for Ubisoft but more importantly the entire gaming industry.
 
They undoubtedly will. The cat is out of the bag but truthfully this isn't a new issue in the industry. It's just being heightened now because of BLM and the political environment here in the US.
Agreed well we can just hope everything goes well with those political issues then everything will be back to normal
 
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