French Ubisoft workers on strike over salary today

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Some 700 unionised Ubisoft employees downed (development) tools in France, walking off the job in a day of organised strike action. Following the collapse of annual salary negotiations, on Valentine's Day, workers from Ubisoft Paris, Montpellier, Lyon, Annecy, and Bordeaux took part, taking to the streets in the time-honoured French tradition.

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In a significant development within the gaming industry, more than 700 unionized employees at Ubisoft's various studios across France have embarked on a coordinated strike. The catalyst behind this organized action stems from the breakdown of annual salary negotiations, prompting discontent among Ubisoft's workforce.