All Stories Tagged: gaming labor unions, Page 2

The CWA alleges that an Activision Blizzard executive disparaged unions and threatened to withhold raises and benefits over union organization.

The National Labor Relations Board determined that QA at Blizzard Albany is paid substantially less than other employees.

Former game tester Mackenzie Clifton will be paid $26,000 by Nintendo and contracting firm Aston Carter over labor rights violations.

The National Labor Relations Board found that Activision Blizzard purposely held back raises from Raven Software QA testers involved in union activity.

A group of Ubisoft employees fighting for better working conditions at the publishing giant say that executive leadership continues to ignore its demands.

Things are heating up in the battle for workers rights at Activision Blizzard, with the ABetterABK movement asking CEO Bobby Kotick if he is ready to recognize a union.

Activision Blizzard employees were dealt a small victory this evening, as Bush torture apologist and Bobby Kotick's mouthpiece Fran Townsend has stepped down as sponsor of ABK Women's Network.

Various unions representing workers at Blizzard's Versailles studio called for a strike on Tuesday in opposition of the company's plan to shutter offices.

Under the agreement, which will apply to all Paradox employees, workers will be able to influence job benefits, pay, and more.