French Court Convicts Ex-Ubisoft Bosses for Workplace Harassment

‘Toxic culture’: Ex-Ubisoft bosses get suspended jail terms for workplace harassment

BOBIGNY (France), July 3 — A French court sentenced three former Ubisoft executives on Wednesday to suspended prison terms for enabling a culture of sexual and psychological harassment at the gaming giant. Thomas Francois, a former editorial vice president who was also convicted on a charge of attempted sexual assault, received the heaviest sentence of a suspended three-year term. Among the three defendants, he faced the most damning allegations…

Three former Ubisoft executives are convicted of sexual and psychological harassment

A court in France has sentenced three former Ubisoft executives for sexual and psychological harassment. Serge Hascoet, Tommy Francois, and Guillaume Patrux each received fines and suspended prison sentences for actions that were discovered as a part of a yearslong investigation into sexual harassment and bullying at the game publisher. According to The Guardian, Hascoet, Ubisoft’s former chief creative officer, allegedly commented that a female…

Former Ubisoft executives convicted in France

Former Ubisoft executives have been convicted in French courts of complicity in sexual harassment at the workplace.

Former Ubisoft Execs Found Guilty of Sexual Assault and Harassment, Given Suspended Sentences and Fined Nearly $100,000

Three former Ubisoft executives accused of sexual assault, racial harassment and threatening behavior have all received suspended prison sentences and fines.