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The gaming industry says goodbye to an old friend as E3 is finally put out to pasture. Plus, Sega is accused of threatening its recently unionized works, and Epic Games may have scored an epic win in court.
The CWA have filed unfair labor practices against Sega, accusing them of threatening employees who have unionized with firing them.
Workers at Sega of America say the publisher of beloved gaming franchises is trying to lay them off as retaliation for unionising.
Sega intends to lay off 40 percent of its unionized workers' bargaining unit, according to the charge.
Sega of America has been accused of moving to let temporary staff go without negotiating with their union.