Activision wants Blizzard employees to return to the office in July<p>Amid ongoing unionization efforts at the company, Activision will soon require Blizzard employees to spend the majority of their week working out of the company’s offices. An Activision spokesperson told Engadget employees with the company’s publishing unit will be required to work from the office at least three days per week starting April 10th. On July 10th, the same policy goes into effect for Blizzard Entertainment employees. At the company's King mobile division, team leaders can set the office schedule for their units. </p><p>“Activision Blizzard has been returning teams to the office over the past year, and on February 13th, we updated our future-of-work plan,” the spokesperson said. “In close partnership with each leadership team, we customize a plan based on what’s best for our business and our teams. We look forward to the increased real-time, in-person collaboration and opportunities this change will foster.”</p><span id="end-legacy-contents"></span><div id="1235ed940a2149c9afe2b67947821965"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Today, Activision 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. In this thread, I'm going to explain why this is a terrible idea. 1/14</p>— Non Biners, Drive Ins, and Dives
