NLRB ruling opens door for Raven Software union vote
Raven Software looks to be one step closer to unionization following a National Labor Relations Board ruling.
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Raven Software looks to be one step closer to unionization following a National Labor Relations Board ruling.
New reports state that Activision Blizzard will convert its contracted QA workers to full-time and increase their pay.
GWA speaks to the beginning of the NLRB hearing for Raven Software's union election.
Activision Blizzard VP of QA Chris Arends posted the message to the company Slack workspace earlier this week.
After Activision Blizzard failed to acknowledge the GWA, the union is filing with the NLRB for an election.
Members of Raven's QA team are being assigned to work alongside other departments at the studio.
ABetterABK has shared an update surrounding the current QA strike at Raven Software.
The formation of the GWA comes during an ongoing strike by Raven Software workers.
Blizzard Entertainment, Vicarious Visions, Infinity Ward, King, Raven Software, and more will fall under leadership of Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer.
Raven Software QA stated it had response from Activision Blizzard leadership since its walkout began. Today, Activision Blizzard made a statement on the matter.