In an all-staff email on June 27, just before 1 am CEST , Cécile Cornet, Ubisoft's chief talent & communications officer, said law firms Rubin Thomlinson LLP and Reddock Law Group have already launched "several investigations", and that more are likely. She did not say who is under investigation. Guillemot replied seven minutes later.
"These actions are in total contradiction with our values and with what I want for Ubisoft. The company we hold dear must offer a welcoming and respectful environment, allowing everyone to flourish. I will not accept anything less," he continued. In Cornet's original email, which was reviewed by Business Insider, the executive called the allegations against staff "devastating."
Ubisoft will also run "specific training sessions on harassment, sexism, and all forms of discrimination in the workplace," Cornet said. Managers and HR managers face mandatory training. I am profoundly affected by what I have been reading the past few days on Mana. I would like to express my deep solidarity to all those who have been directly hurt and assure you that I will personally follow each of the situations that have been reported.
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