The article describes a trial involving three former Ubisoft executives accused of sexual and moral harassment between 2012 and 2020. The executives are Serge Hascoët (former creative director), Thomas François (former vice president of editorial) and Guillaume Patrux (former game director).
Main charges:
-Thomas François is accused of serious behavior such as showing pornographic films in the office, kissing employees by surprise, playing inappropriate games and using "sexist insults". He also allegedly tied up an employee, drew on her face and tried to kiss her by force at a party.
-Serge Hascoët is accused of racist and humiliating remarks, notably towards a Muslim employee after the 2015 attacks like asking her about her allegiance toward ISIS
-Guillaume Patrux is being prosecuted for moral harassment. The investigation revealed inertia on the part of human resources, despite numerous warnings. Some victims have refrained from lodging complaints for fear of reprisals in the video game industry.
All I'm hearing is that Ubisoft needs to stop employing women.
All I'm hearing is that Ubisoft sucks.
The last two sound like total bullshit.
Bullshit, yes. But it's french law and they are supremely cucked.
Yeah, the first one sounds way too specific that it gives it some credit but the others even if true are so minor and milquetoast its almost pathetic to even tie it to the first.
Die faster Ubisoft
Whats "pornographic"?? Showing some dead or alive girls wearing bikinis??
Ubisoft was Abstergo Industries the whole time.
based
Reset the clock, everyone.
I don't know if Ubisoft is going to have to pay for their defenses or not... especially considering their turmoil.
Probably made up, but I don't care about false allegations against woketards. Live by the sword, die by the sword.