Ubisoft places multiple employees on leave following allegations of misconduct
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Multiple employees at Ubisoft, including two executives, have been placed on administrative leave as the company conducts a corporate investigation following allegations of professional misconduct, Bloomberg reports.
The two executives placed on leave are Tommy Francois and Maxime Beland, two employees that serve as vice presidents in a division overseeing worldwide development of the company's games, Bloomberg reports. Both men face numerous allegations that surfaced after multiple accusers came forward on Twitter.
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