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French Ubisoft employees urged to strike over new return to office policy: 'The consequence of its decision will be the loss of our colleagues' jobs' (www.pcgamer.com)

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

The government hired so many employees in the last few years including tons of positions where they didn't care about distance from an office until December 2022 (and that are now exempted from RTO)... I don't think that argument has too much weight to it, people complain without trying to leave their current job, that's why office workers don't see as much gains but I can guarantee you, gains at the federal level has make impacts in the private sector and outside of the GOC in the Ottawa-Gatineau region because employers need to compete (a receptionist position for a small town paying 30$/h???). Make the public service as open to WFH as possible and now it's employers from all over Canada that will need to compete with it for office jobs and those in the private sector should realize that!