According to foreign media reports, Riot Games encouraged employees to return to work in the Los Angeles office, and decided to stop testing tasks for employees who have not been vaccinated against the new crown, and no longer mandated wearing masks. Such a return-to-work policy has caused dissatisfaction among employees, and a Riot employee told foreign media, “I’m angry about it because it’s a stupid, pointless policy, and it’s implemented at a pretty bad time. It’s not really keeping us safe at all, it’s playing Russian roulette with the health of our employees.” Employees also said there was confusion around remote work, with “some people can continue to work remotely and some people can’t”. In response, Riot Games said it strongly encourages (but does not mandate) employees to wear masks during work hours, but must be mandated to wear masks for 10 days. Riot has also pledged to provide free N95 masks to those who need it, install a MERV-rated air filtration system in its premises, and provide its employees with daily health risk assessments, as well as contact tracing. As we reported a few days ago, Activision Blizzard has also announced that it will remove the vaccination requirements for the new crown so that developers can return to the .
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