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- 1Ubisoft Montreal workers petition to preserve hybrid work▼As long as the work is being done, it shouldn’t matter where it’s being done! Ubisoft Workers of Montreal Union petition
Workers at Ubisoft's Montreal studio, organised through their union, have launched a petition demanding the company preserve hybrid work arrangements. The petition, arguing that output matters more than where employees are based, has gathered more than 300 signatures. The move adds to ongoing tensions in the games industry over return-to-office mandates, with labour groups pushing back against employers requiring staff back on-site.
- 2Ubisoft renames creative house to Massive Entertainment●Ubisoft renamed its second "creative house" to Massive Entertainment, the division took its name from the Malmö-based st
Ubisoft has renamed its second "creative house" to Massive Entertainment, taking the name of its Malmö-based studio behind the Snowdrop engine. The division also includes studios in Paris, Montreal and Toronto, and oversees franchises including The Division, Ghost Recon and Splinter Cell. The reorganisation highlights Ubisoft's ongoing restructuring of its game development operations into larger studio groupings.