Activision Blizzard employees in the US are being forced to return to the office soon, to the anger of some employees, it's been claimed.
and Blizzard announced a return to office plan to employees. It begins April/June, depending on the studio. The company will see a large reduction in force if this occurs.
“For over a decade now, lower earning departments have pleaded with leadership to include yearly CoL adjustments into salary to prevent this, but been denied, and our most recent meetings from last month suggest that there are no plans for this to change this year,” they continued. “Leadership isn’t prepared for what is likely to happen – an exodus of talent as we find work elsewhere. Other jobs in the tech sector pay better and offer WFH, and it is clear our thoughts on the matter are irrelevant.
“As mentioned on today’s townhall,” the alleged HR email reads, “Activision is requiring employees to return to office, beginning April 10, 2023.
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