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Cotswold posties have made their way to London to join a protest outside Parliament.

The Communication Workers of America condemns the FTC for suing to block Microsofts purchase of Activision Blizzard.

Union members said the paper's management rejected their health care-related concessions, leading to yet another stalemate.

Local union leaders are criticizing a plan to remove telework options for state employees in New Mexico. 

Microsoft has formally entered an agreement to bring Call of Duty to Nintendo for 10 years.

300 employees under Bethesda Softworks are beginning unionization efforts under Microsoft, with the company promising to remain neutral.

Hundreds of QA testers throughout the ZeniMax Media group of studios will vote on whether or not to form a union over the next 4 weeks, while another

Over 300 employees in ZeniMax QA are voting for or against unionization at one of Microsoft's major studios.

If the Union wins, this will not just form the first Union at Microsoft but also will be the largest video game union in the United States. 

The New York Post reports that the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is split on whether to levy an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft's attempt to buy Activision....