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An Activision Blizzard executive sent out a companywide email to employees discouraging a potential unionization.

Union supporters say the companywide email to employees of the video game giant is an effort to intimidate workers into dropping the union push amid a sexual harassment and equal pay controversy.

Companywide email asks workers to "take time to consider the consequences of your signature" on union authorization cards

Companywide email asks workers to "take time to consider the consequences of your signature" on union authorization cards

Some employees at Activision Blizzard Inc. are taking the initial, early steps toward organizing in an industry that isn’t unionized.

Brian Bulatao, chief administrative officer at Activision Blizzard, sent a letter to employees asking them to "carefully consider" their options before signing union authorization cards in response to union organizing efforts across the company.

Employees are being asked to sign a union authorization card, which might lead to a companywide vote on creating a union, in partnership with the media labour union Communications Workers of America.

Alongside establishing the resource GoFundMe, employees also campaigning to sign union authorization cards

Alongside establishing the resource GoFundMe, employees also campaigning to sign union authorization cards

Activision Blizzard employees have organized a fun to support workers on strike, and they've begun signing union authorization cards